According to Ian Darke, Everton may use Iliman Ndiaye to provide a “new dimension” and guarantee their place in the Premier League.
Ndiaye made a good first impression at Goodison Park after being acquired from Marseille for almost £15 million [Sky Sports].
Commentator Darke for TNT Sports exclusively discussed Sean Dyche’s team’s progress from their terrible season opening performance with Goodison News.
“They have really improved. He stated, “They had that ridiculous game against Bournemouth when they threw it away and were extremely poor.”
“You’d have to say it was to a lesser extent against Aston Villa because they were beaten by a team with real quality and who won it through a fantastic goal by Jhon Duran. “I think there’s a more solid look about them, and going forward, Iliman Ndiaye in particular gives them another dimension that wasn’t there last season.”
Iliman Ndiaye is new dimension at Goodison Park
It would be absolutely devilish if Everton were to play Championship football at Bramley-Moore Dock.
They have a man who has been there and done it in Dyche, not just with the Toffees but also at Burnley, and they now appear to be coming out on the other side, both on and off the pitch, following a terrible start.
They have a man who has been there and done it in Dyche, not just with the Toffees but also at Burnley, and they now appear to be coming out on the other side, both on and off the pitch, following a terrible start.
The likes of Ndiaye, who has recently demonstrated his abilities for both his national team, Senegal, and in the top division, are a huge help.
Neal Maupay leaving for Marseille and Ndiaye leaving in separate agreements is undoubtedly a smart business move, and the Blues will try to forget about the season’s first few games as time goes on.
Seamus Coleman is aiming for a comeback, according to recent Everton reports.
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