Everton fans get Iliman Ndiaye injury update after latest Finch Farm footage
Iliman Ndiaye will be a big miss if David Moyes can’t rely on him as Everton face Fulham in the Premier League on Saturday.
Goodison Park will host Marco Silva’s team on 8 November, with both teams certainly looking to climb further up the table.
Ndiaye was forced off at the hour mark against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light on 3 November, and there have been concerns about his fitness as the Blues face the Cottagers.
The Senegal international has arguably been the Merseyside outfit’s best player alongside Jack Grealish this season, and Moyes will undoubtedly want to rely on him.
Iliman Ndiaye involved in Everton training ahead of Fulham clash
Ndiaye was seen training with the rest of his Toffees teammates at Finch Farm as they prepare for Fulham’s visit.
In the latest footage shared by the Blues, the forward is seen in the gym, although he isn’t necessarily involved in any activity.
It looks like there aren’t any significant concerns about the Senegalese national’s fitness after his unceremonious exit at the Stadium of Light, which will delight the Hill Dickinson Stadium faithful.
Ndiaye has worked hard for Moyes in the Premier League, as he’s been one of the best at winning ground duels this season.
If the Scottish manager does opt to be cautious about the Senegal international, he could potentially opt to start Tyler Dibling on the right-wing.
While the former Southampton youngster has had a slow start to life in L4, there are high expectations for the 19-year-old following his summer transfer.
David Moyes has to plan for future without Iliman Ndiaye
Ndiaye was linked with a move away from the Hill Dickinson Stadium in the summer, and it wouldn’t be surprising to see a top team revisit a deal for him in the near future.
The 25-year-old is one of the most valuable assets at Everton, and The Friedkin Group (TFG) will undoubtedly be faced with a massive decision if and when an offer arrives.
While fans in L4 would love to see the Senegal international spend the rest of his career at the Merseyside outfit, they will certainly recognise that his ambitions may lie on a higher plane.
As long as Ndiaye is at the Toffees, supporters should enjoy his abilities and hope he can lead them to some form of success this season.
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