For the past year, Iliman Ndiaye has had fun in Everton. After a complicated season with Olympique de Marseille, the Senegalese striker finds colors in the colors of the Mersey club. Author of eleven goals in 37 games last season, the 25 -year -old versatile winger is considered an irremovable holder this season. Logically tenured this Sunday, the native of Rouen had the opportunity to enter the history of the Liverpuldian club by scoring the first goal of his team in his new stadium.
Indeed, after decades at Goodison Park, Everton was making his new Antre this Sunday, the Hill Dickinson Stadium, facing Brighton. And facing Seagulls, it was Iliman Ndiaye who opened the scoring. On a Jack Grealish caviar, Iliman Ndiaye left the opposing goalkeeper no chance with a powerful head at close range. A very nice way to get into the story of an emblematic club across the Channel.
