Tottenham Add Everton’s Iliman Ndiaye to Winger Shortlist After Rogers Renewal

Everton indicate they plan to keep the in‑form Senegal international through January.

Overview

Reports from TeamTalk, relayed by multiple outlets, say Spurs have moved for Ndiaye as a more attainable alternative after Morgan Rogers extended his Aston Villa deal to 2031.
BBC coverage notes further competition, with Newcastle United, Juventus, AC Milan and Atlético Madrid monitoring the 25-year-old.
Everton’s manager has publicly stated the club has no intention of letting Ndiaye leave, reinforcing a build-around approach for a player contracted to 2029.
TeamTalk reporting indicates Everton would rebuff January interest and consider a mooted £30m fee “laughable,” and there has been no formal Spurs bid reported.
Sources frame a mid-season transfer as unlikely, with a summer move viewed as more plausible, as Ndiaye’s versatility and early-season form (four league goals and one assist in 10 games) elevate his market profile.