Everton

Iliman Ndiaye

An attacker who escapes trouble in spaces most players would not attempt to receive the ball in, twisting away from a pair of defenders with the ball apparently glued to his laces. He does his best work coming inside off the left.
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Appearances
3
Goals
0

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
267
89.00 per match
Goals
0
Shots on Target
3
Assists
1

Season Stats

Appearances
3
Minutes played
267
Goals
0
Assists
1
Shots
5
Shots on Target
3

League Rankings

Among Premier League 2026/27 forwards

Goals
24th of 24
Shots on target
4th of 53
Shots
10th of 67
Assists
12th of 15

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Iliman Ndiaye, Escaping Where Others Get Caught

A forward whose first instinct in a crowded area is to keep the ball rather than release it.

Ndiaye plays with the ball closer to his feet than almost anybody else in the squad, which is why he can accept a pass with his back to goal and a defender leaning on his shoulder. The turn comes first, the acceleration second, and by then the challenge that was arriving has been left behind him. He learned the game in the lower reaches of English football before the Championship and France, and that grounding shows in how rarely he panics.

Output is the debate, because a player this good at keeping possession in tight areas gets judged eventually on goals and the final pass. He drifts through matches where the ball rarely reaches him anywhere worth having. Everton need him receiving between the lines rather than hugging the touchline, which asks the midfield for a pass that is not always available.

The Rest Of The Squad

22 players

Goalkeepers

1
England · Age 32
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12
0 apps
31
Age 31
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Defenders

6
3 apps 1g
4
3 apps
16
3 apps
15
0 apps
5
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Midfielders

45
3 apps 1a
30
Middlesbrough · Age 24
3 apps 1a
37
3 apps
8
3 apps 1g
34
3 apps
24
2 apps
10
2 apps
2
Ainsley Maitland-Niles
Age 29
1 app 1g
23
Arsenal · Age 32
0 apps
81
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Forwards

22
Crystal Palace · Age 25
3 apps
11
3 apps 1g
19
3 apps 1g
20
0 apps
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Iliman Ndiaye: The Difference Maker

Everton’s most dangerous attacker, built to beat players and create goals from tight spaces.

Ndiaye plays like a forward who thrives on difficult situations. He receives under pressure, shifts the ball quickly, and drives into gaps that defenders don’t want to defend. That dribbling ability gives Everton something they often lack: a player who can create a chance without needing the perfect pass, the kind who turns a half-moment into a shot.

He also brings clever movement. He drifts into pockets, attacks the box when the lane opens, and keeps defenders guessing because he can play wide or central. For Everton, Ndiaye is a key player because he carries goal threat and creativity in the same body. When he’s sharp, Everton’s attack looks like it has teeth.

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