Manchester City FC has announced the signing of Iliman Ndiaye from Everton during the ongoing summer transfer window.
In an official statement, Manchester City revealed that Ndiaye has joined on a contract running until the 2031 season.
Iliman Ndiaye leaves Everton after spending two years with the Toffees, having previously joined the club from French side Marseille.
Ndiaye featured in 74 matches for Everton, scoring 17 goals and providing 4 assists.
Speaking via the official website, Ndiaye said: "I have worked my entire life for an opportunity like this. Manchester City is one of the best clubs in the world, and I watched them win everything throughout my upbringing."
He added: "Being able to write my own chapter in such a remarkable story is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and I am determined to seize it with both hands."
He continued: "My career hasn't always been easy, but I have always believed in my ability to play for a team competing for the biggest trophies, and now I am here. It feels incredibly special."
He emphasized: "I love playing with the ball on the ground in an attacking team that strives to score as many goals as possible, which is why I know this is the perfect fit for me."
He concluded: "City fans can rest assured that I will give my utmost to achieve further success for this wonderful club."
Previously, Manchester City had signed Allan, Elliot Anderson, Jérémy Monga, Jerónimo Rulli, and Ayyoub Bouaddi.