Iliman Ndiaye turns down foreign offers to stay in Premier League
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 10:35 AM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Iliman Ndiaye has rejected approaches from Al-Hilal in favor of remaining in the Premier League, according to Fabrizio Romano. The Everton winger, who has shown interest from Manchester United, wants to continue his career at a top-flight English club. After two seasons at Everton with 15 goals in 65 appearances, Ndiaye is looking for further proposals while the United interest is contingent upon Marcus Rashford's situation. Rashford's return to training raises questions about his future after his loan with Barcelona.
- •Ndiaye has turned down a lucrative offer from Al-Hilal.
- •He wishes to continue playing in the Premier League.
- •Manchester United has expressed interest, pending Rashford's future.
- •Ndiaye scored 15 goals in 65 appearances for Everton.
- •Rashford returned to training after his loan deal with Barcelona.
- 10:35 AMYahoo Sports — Boost for INEOS: Romano confirms Man Utd target has turned down foreign approaches in order to ‘continue in Premier League’
"Iliman Ndiaye has rebuffed approaches from Al-Hilal in order to ‘continue in the Premier League’, as per Fabrizio Romano.The Everton star is being heavily linked with a move away from the Hill Dic...
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