"The winger has been superb since making the move from Marseille in summer 2024, racking up 15 goals in 49 appearances for a side that was struggling on and off the pitch through most of his early days at the club. Things have been rather more steady since the club was finally taken over and David Moyes returned as manager last season, and Ndiaye remains Everton's star player alongside summer loan signing Jack Grealish."
"He said: "I don't think it's anything serious. He wasn't sure if he was cramping up or something tightening up so we felt it wasn't worth taking the risk at the time." If that is the case then there is a good prospect of Ndiaye being fit to face Fulham in Saturday's 3pm kick-off. Ndiaye has also been included in Senegal's squad for their upcoming friendlies against Brazil and Kenya, it was announced on Thursday."
Iliman Ndiaye scored the opener in Everton's 1-1 draw at Sunderland but left the game after receiving treatment around the hour mark and was replaced by Dwight McNeil. Ndiaye joined from Marseille in summer 2024 and has 15 goals in 49 appearances, establishing himself as one of Everton's leading players alongside Jack Grealish as club stability improved under new ownership and David Moyes. Moyes described the withdrawal as likely precautionary, suggesting cramp or tightness rather than a serious injury. Ndiaye has been named in Senegal's squad for friendlies against Brazil and Kenya. Everton sit 14th after ten Premier League games.
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