Iliman Ndiaye writes (again) history!

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By: Manu Tournoux

Former OM Iliman Ndiaye player continues to shine in the Premier League with Everton and even write the legend of the Liverpuldian club.

OM may have separated Iliman Ndiaye too quickly. Recruited two years ago by Pablo Longoria, from Sheffield United for 17.25 million euros, the Senegalese international winger had trouble withdrawing the pressure and, in the catastrophic team of Marcelino, failed to shine on the Ligue 1. fields. He will have scored only four goals and given three assists in 46 matches with the sentences …

The native of Rouen (who grew up in Marseille then in Senegal and England) not only won his place in Everton, who recruited him for 18.5 million in 2024, but he also wrote the history of the Merseyside club. The little feu-follet scored 11 goals with the Toffees last year, marking the very last achievement of the history of Goodison Park, the historic stadium of Everton since 1892!

Sunday afternoon, Everton competed in his very first meeting in his new ultra modern stadium with 52,888 places, baptized Hill Dickinson Stadium (named after a British business firm). And who opened the goals' counter in this blue enclosure? Iliman Ndiaye!

Ndiaye scorer, Grealish Double Decisive passer

The Teranga lion has taken over a powerful center from Jack Grenish to unlock the situation for Everton against Brighton in the 25th minute.

Jack Grealish is a double decisive passer since he shifted the ball for James Garner, who sent a missile for the goal of the Seagulls kept by Bart Verbruggen at the start of the second period (55th). David Moyes' training reacts well after starting with a defeat against Leeds, a promoted.