Everton Club has set the required price to part with its Senegalese star Iliman Ndiaye, amid interest from several clubs in securing his services during the summer transfer window, led by Manchester United and Saudi Al-Hilal.
According to the British newspaper "Daily Mirror", Everton values Ndiaye at around 70 million pounds sterling.
The report indicated that Everton still prefers Ndiaye to stay, as he is under contract with the Toffees until 2029.
Ndiaye is considered one of the standout attacking players in Everton's squad, after delivering impressive performances since joining the club from Marseille in the summer of 2024, which has made him a target for several clubs.
The latest reports suggest that Al-Hilal has made direct contact with the player, while official negotiations with Everton over the transfer fee have not yet begun.
It is worth noting that Ndiaye (26 years old) scored 6 goals and provided 3 assists in 32 matches in the Premier League last season.
