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Transfer: Everton eye Grealish reunion as Ndiaye draws Arsenal, Man City interest
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Transfer: Everton eye Grealish reunion as Ndiaye draws Arsenal, Man City interest

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Manchester City and Arsenal are interested in signing Iliman Ndiaye from Everton, with the Merseyside club keen on a deal that would see Jack Grealish head to the Toffees.

TalkSPORT reports that both Man City and Arsenal have signalled interest in the Senegal international this summer’s transfer window.

The report added that Everton are set to demand an offer worth £80 million for the 26-year-old if they are to part ways with him.

Ndiaye’s future at Everton is uncertain after he recently rejected a contract extension.

Grealish, meanwhile, spent last season on loan at Everton, and his contract at Man City will expire next summer.

Transfer: Everton eye Grealish reunion as Ndiaye draws Arsenal, Man City interest

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