Club have 20% clause as Everton bid for brand new transfer - report

Sheffield United are set to receive a modest sum from Iliman Ndiaye’s move to Everton, as the Senegalese star prepares to leave Marseille, according to The Star.

Ndiaye, who opted against renewing his contract with the Blades last year, is poised to join Everton following negotiations with the French club, where he had a mixed spell with four goals last season.

Ndiaye is said to have completed a medical, with the Blades standing to earn a 20 per cent share of any profit Marseille make from his transfer.

It’s a busy transfer window for Everton amidst a takeover

Everton are in the midst of a busy transfer window, with plenty of action unfolding alongside ongoing talks of a takeover.

Recent reports have clarified that the club isn’t pursuing Leicester City’s Wilfred Ndidi, despite earlier rumours suggesting a potential move [The ECHO].

This decision comes as the Toffees assess their squad under Sean Dyche, who has already made moves to strengthen midfield with the arrival of Tim Iroegbunam.

On the transfer front, Italian side Atalanta has tabled a £6.7million bid for Ben Godfrey, indicating potential movement in the squad as financial considerations loom.

Amidst all this, attention is also on the impending takeover by Dan Friedkin, who is meticulously conducting due diligence before completing the acquisition from Farhad Moshiri.

Friedkin’s anticipated investment of over half a billion pounds could bring a significant boost to Everton, potentially reshaping their ambitions for the upcoming Premier League campaign under new ownership.

In other Everton news, an update on PSR has been issued as “the word from Goodison Park” emerges.

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