Manchester City has finalized the acquisition of Senegalese striker Iliman Ndiaye from Everton on Monday. The transfer was completed for a total fee reported at 65 million pounds, which equates to approximately 75 million euros. According to the details released, Manchester City agreed to pay an initial sum of 60 million pounds, or 69 million euros, upfront.
The remaining portion of the transfer fee comprises 5 million pounds, or 6 million euros, contingent upon performance bonuses. Ndiaye has signed a contract with the club spanning five years. Manchester City confirmed the signing via a statement, noting that the club was “pleased to announce the signing of Iliman Ndiaye on a five-year contract.”
The move comes after Tottenham Hotspur reportedly made a late attempt to secure the player, which ultimately did not materialize on the final day of the transfer window.
The 26-year-old striker joins the Manchester City squad, solidifying the club’s transfer activity. This significant investment underscores Manchester City’s plans for the coming seasons, bringing a high-profile signing into the city’s football landscape.
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