Crystal Palace And Everton Monitoring Situation Of Attacker Struggling Post Big Money Move

Iliman Ndiaye, an attacker for Marseille who may leave next month, is being closely monitored by Crystal Palace and Everton, as reported by the Sun.

Sheffield United fought a losing battle to keep hold of Ndiaye last summer and eventually had to sell him to Marseille for a fee which was around the £20m mark.

Ndiaye played a big part in getting the Blades up to the Premier League and Marseille had high hopes for the Senegalese attacker after splashing so much cash on him.

He has so far struggled to make an impact in France though, turning out 21 times across all competitions and scoring just once.

Ndiaye’s stock remains high in England and amid suggestions Marseille may look to move him on, Premier League sides are keen.

The 23-year-old’s position is being watched by Crystal Palace, who are looking to add players on loan, while Everton, who were interested in him before he joined Marseille, are also intrigued.

It’s possible that Sheffield United will try to get Ndiaye back to Bramall Lane.

Marseille has a long-term contract with Ndiaye, but it’s unclear what kind of agreement they’ll find acceptable given how much money they invested in him.

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