City eye Everton winger Ndiaye as Spurs secure Marmoush on loan

Manchester City have identified Senegalese wide‑forward Iliman Ndiaye as a potential signing following the £75m departure of Sávio to Tottenham. The move comes as the club seeks to replenish attacking options after several senior figures have left the squad.

Everton have placed a valuation of roughly £80m on Ndiaye, who joined the Merseyside side from Marseille in July 2024 and is contracted until 2029. The forward has already earned 44 caps for Senegal, underscoring his experience at international level.

Enzo Maresca, who is overseeing City’s recruitment, has spoken of his admiration for Ndiaye and the desire to add quality to the flanks. With the club’s recent exits creating gaps, the manager is reportedly monitoring the situation closely over the next four to five days as the transfer window draws to a close.

In a related development, Omar Marmoush has moved to Tottenham on an initial season‑long loan. A season‑long loan typically sees the player remain with the borrowing club for the duration of the campaign, with the possibility of a future purchase clause being negotiated between the clubs. Tottenham loan City forward Omar Marmoush with future purchase.

City’s transfer strategy appears focused on bolstering the squad before the deadline on Tuesday night, with Ndiaye positioned as a key target should Everton’s valuation be met.