Details of Iliman Ndiaye clause as Everton exit talk refuses to go away

Iliman Ndiaye continues to be linked with an Everton exit this summer.

Talk around the Senegalese international leaving the Hill Dickinson Stadium refuses to go away.

Everton and David Moyes are adamant that the attacker will be going nowhere, but things are still up in the air.

Ndiaye returned to pre-season training with the Toffees this week, in a first positive step to him sticking around.

Al-Hilal and Manchester United continue to be strongly linked, even with the £75million pricetag that's floating around.

And now, Marseille are keeping a very close eye on things.

Iliman Ndiaye sell-on clause revealed

Ndiaye is yet to really set his stall with what he wants next in his career.

After the disappointing end to last season, there are surely parts of him that wishes to put that right in the Premier League.

But, Everton are said to be willing to sell for £75m, with Al-Hilal most likely to put money on the table at this stage.

Now, local media in France are sharing what could do for Marseille.

La Provence has reported that a sell-on clause of 10 per cent could see the Ligue 1 giants bank around £5million or more.

The newspaper states in its print edition on 5 August that Marseille are following his possible exit with "great attention."

For reminders, Everton paid around £15m for the attacker back in 2024.

The biggest clue that Iliman Ndiaye is going nowhere

Ndiaye has rejoined the squad this week, as they continue their pre-season training camp in South Germany.

Idrissa Gana Gueye, his international teammate, was delighted with that news, despite his own exit to Saudi Arabia.

Gueye may no longer be in blue, but he commented on an Instagram post of Ndiaye, stating he's, "here to stay."

Now, if anyone would have that information, it would be Gueye, given their exploits together at the World Cup with Senegal all summer.

Given that Jack Grealish is yet to return, selling Ndiaye too, regardless of the money would be crazy.

That would be the heartbeat completely stripped from Moyes' side, even with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall left over.

With Grealish set to re-sign later in the window, though, Ndiaye staying would be like another new signing in itself.

It's time for Everton to forget exits if they want to hit that next level.