Everton to 'seriously consider' Iliman Ndiaye sale on one condition, opening bid will be rejected
Everton are expecting to receive an offer from Al Hilal for Iliman Ndiaye during this transfer window.
The Senegal international has emerged as another prime target for the Saudi Arabian club.
Having already spent big money on Crysencio Summerville, the team from Riyadh are looking to further bolster their attack with the Toffees' star.
Al Hilal are said to be preparing an opening proposal of around £51million to sign Ndiaye from Hill Dickinson Stadium.
The 26-year-old has established himself as one of the best wingers in the Premier League under David Moyes over the last two seasons.
It isn't surprising to see the forward being subject to plenty of interest, but the Merseyside outfit have set their demands.
What it will take to sign Iliman Ndiaye from Everton
Goodison News have covered the latest Everton transfer news around Ndiaye, with his father dismissing a move to Saudi Arabia.
Nonetheless, the winger's situation in L3 will be worth watching closely as the race for his signature heats up.
According to CaughtOffside on 3 August, Al Hilal's initial bid for the Senegalese ace will be well below the Toffees' expectations.
The Blues will only "seriously consider" selling Ndiaye if their valuation of around £75m is met.
Apart from Al Hilal, Manchester City and Aston Villa are also interested in the ex-Marseille attacker, while Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are also keeping an eye on him.
What Iliman Ndiaye's sale would mean for David Moyes' transfer plans
If Everton end up losing Ndiaye in the coming weeks, that will certainly throw a spanner in Moyes' plans.
The Scottish manager will surely have the Senegal international as a major part of his plans ahead of next season.
With Jack Grealish's future also uncertain, the Blues could soon potentially be without two of their most creative players from last season.
The Friedkin Group would subsequently need to scramble to find a replacement for Ndiaye at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Fans in L3 have already been left disappointed by the Merseyside outfit's lack of business to reinforce their squad and the sale of arguably their biggest star will leave uncertainty around their prospects for next season.