Tag: Iliman Ndiaye

Barry Tells Everton to Keep Ndiaye Happy Amid United Interest

Iliman Ndiaye
April 2026

Gareth Barry has warned Everton they must do everything possible to keep Iliman Ndiaye happy as transfer interest grows around one of their most creative players. Ndiaye’s rise at Goodison has made him a valuable asset and a possible target for bigger clubs. Barry said players like Ndiaye are hard for Everton to attract and even harder to replace. With Ndiaye under contract until 2029, Everton are in a strong position, but the message is clear: they need to build around him rather than entertain a sale.

Rosenior Takes Full Blame as Chelsea Collapse Continues at Everton

Liam Rosenior
March 2026

Liam Rosenior said he was fully responsible for Chelsea’s defensive mistakes after a fourth straight defeat in all competitions. The manager admitted his tactical setup did not deliver, as individual errors again damaged Chelsea in a costly loss to Everton. Rosenior said Chelsea dropped deeper in a 4-4-2 shape and were comfortable before gifting away the opening goal. He defended Robert Sanchez after another error, but accepted the team’s repeated defensive lapses are fuelling opposition confidence and must be fixed quickly.

Moyes Hails Everton Intensity After Statement Win Over Chelsea

David Moyes
March 2026

David Moyes praised Everton’s intensity, focus and game management after a dominant 3-0 victory over Chelsea. The result strengthened Everton’s push up the Premier League table and gave Moyes one of his most satisfying performances since returning to the club. Everton controlled the tone of the match from the opening minutes and combined sharp defending with clinical finishing through Beto and Iliman Ndiaye. Moyes also said the atmosphere at Hill Dickinson Stadium felt closer to Goodison Park than at any previous home game.

Manchester United shortlist five left-wing targets to replace Rashford

Marcus Rashford
March 2026

United are planning for Rashford’s permanent move to Barcelona and have identified a five-man left-wing shortlist, led by PSG’s Barcola, with Ndiaye and Leipzig teenager Diomande also mentioned. Sport reports United’s recruitment is targeting a high-intensity winger profile for the Premier League, with Diomande highlighted for pace, dribbling, and output (11 goals, 7 assists in 27 games).

Jack Grealish Facing Months Out With Suspected Foot Stress Fracture at Everton

Jack Grealish
January 2026

Reports say Grealish has a suspected stress fracture in his foot that could sideline him for months, threatening his season momentum and World Cup plans. He is expected to see a specialist to confirm severity. The setback could hurt his case for Tuchel’s England squad and complicate Everton’s potential permanent move, despite a productive loan spell of two goals and six assists in 22 appearances.

Moyes fires ‘billion-pound difference’ jibe after Everton fall short at Chelsea

David Moyes
December 2025

David Moyes joked there was a “billion-pound difference” between Everton and Chelsea after his side’s 2-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge, a match where the visitors created chances but failed to score and lost Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall to a first-half injury on his return. Everton arrived in good form after four wins in six but were undone by clinical finishes from Palmer and Gusto, plus wasteful attacking of their own, with Moyes’ remark underlining frustration at competing with Chelsea’s spending power despite a largely committed away performance.

Brazil beat Senegal as Gabriel injury sparks Arsenal fears and Ancelotti apology

Brazil national team and Gabriel (Arsenal)
November 2025

Brazil produced a fast, ruthless first half to beat Senegal 2-0, with Estevao (Chelsea) curling in the opener and Casemiro (Brazil) adding a controlled finish from a training ground routine. The win snapped Senegal’s long unbeaten run and showcased Brazil’s attacking depth. Edouard Mendy faced constant pressure as Matheus Cunha hit woodwork twice before the goals, while Senegal forced good stops from Ederson and missed a big Iliman Ndiaye chance. The night soured when Gabriel limped off with an adductor issue, prompting Carlo Ancelotti’s public apology and leaving Arsenal worried.

Everton Dent Arsenal’s Title Charge with Shock Equaliser

Arsenal vs Everton
Saturday, April 5

Everton held Arsenal to a 1-1 draw at Goodison Park, severely denting the Gunners’ Premier League title hopes. Leandro Trossard opened the scoring for Arsenal, but Iliman Ndiaye equalised from the spot early in the second half.
A sloppy header led to Sterling assisting Trossard for the opener. But Arsenal’s momentum collapsed after Myles Lewis-Skelly conceded a penalty, which Ndiaye converted. The result leaves Arsenal 11 points behind Liverpool, who now have a game in hand.

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