What we know as Al Hilal open talks for Iliman Ndiaye transfer from Everton

Al Hilal want to sign Iliman Ndiaye from Everton this transfer window.

The Senegal international has been a key player for David Moyes at the Toffees, but they could have an opportunity to cash in on him soon.

As things stand, the 26-year-old has three years left on his contract at the Blues and he certainly won't leave for cheap.

Ndiaye's future at Hill Dickinson Stadium will be one to keep an eye on as Al Hilal surely have the means to pay a significant price tag.

The mega-rich Saudi club recently agreed a £60million package deal to sign Crysencio Summerville from West Ham United.

Al Hilal have now turned their attention to the Merseyside outfit's forward as they look to further bolster their attack this summer.

What Iliman Ndiaye feels about Everton exit

Ndiaye joined the Toffees from Olympique Marseille in 2024 and has since established himself as one of the most talented and hardworking wingers in the Premier League.

In the previous campaign, the Senegalese forward switched to the right-wing after Jack Grealish's arrival and continued to put in some impressive performances for the Blues.

According to Fabrizio Romano on 26 July, Al Hilal have now opened talks to sign Ndiaye, with negotiations in the early stages.

The Merseyside outfit are expected to have the final say on the transfer as the attacker's entourage is open to initial discussions with the Roshn Saudi League club.

Liverpool connection emerges as Iliman Ndiaye transfer heats up

Journalist Sacha Tavolieri has built on Romano's update on Ndiaye and revealed that the Everton star has emerged as an alternative if Al Hilal can't land Ousmane Dembele from Paris Saint-Germain.

The Senegal international's representatives have already held initial talks with the Saudi club and have shown a willingness to make the move.

A deal for Ndiaye is still at an early stage and it will be interesting to see how the Hill Dickinson Stadium hierarchy respond.

Liverpool sporting director Richard Hughes, who is expected to join Al Hilal at the end of the summer window, seems to be driving a move for the ex-Marseille winger.

The former Scotland international sees Ndiaye as a highly rated option as he looks to build a competitive squad in Saudi Arabia.

Fans in L3 will surely be desperately looking for updates regarding the forward's future in Merseyside.