Everton have struck gold for September 10 star who would ‘come into Manchester City squad’

The four in a row Premier League the champions needed a win. I needed it with fervent separation. maybe everton they were supposed to be turned around and left Pep Guardiola fashion the most incredible title-winning comeback. again

But no, Sean Dyche he masterfully carved out another priceless point, adding City to the recent list, which contains Arsenal and Chelsea, who have been frustrated in their pursuit of three points.

Everton aren’t perfect, and neither is Dyche’s football, but in this sheer-faced tactic, the Toffees have something solid and reliable. Dyche’s brand acts as a relegation repellent, and despite a dismal start to the campaign, four defeats from four, there is hope that The Friedkin Group and Everton and whatever it contains can find something worth singing about in the next years

December was to be Dyche’s undoing, Everton unwrapped like a disappointing Christmas present. But no Stand up and hear the Evertonians roar. A new year is on the horizon and a new dawn for the Merseysiders.

Everton’s best performances against Man City

Manchester City are in crisis, their run of ugly form extended to one win in 13 games in all competitions. They huffed and puffed, showed flashes of Superman strength, but ultimately went down against an Everton team rooted in organization and steel.

Pragmatic football has hardly been Guardiola’s kryptonite for so many illustrious years, but when the memory of sleek, sleek muscles is faltering, Dyche’s style is capable of repelling the most “attractive” opponent.

Erling Haaland he struggled to harness more than residual authority, moving like a desperate alley cat in the hope of scraps. Vitalii Mykolenko brought down the electric Savinho, but Haaland’s second-half penalty was confidently saved with a header. Jordan PickfordWHO he made three more saves at the Etihad Stadium.

Idrissa Gueye also defied his 35 years in an outstanding display in midfield, taking on Rodri’s ostensible replacement in Mateo Kovacic and looking more like the Ballon d’Or-winning Spaniard, the truth .

But there was one man who stood out above all others. you know who

Iliman Ndiaye is Everton’s star man

Indian education scored his fourth goal of the season in which he fired a deflected shot into the corner of Stefan Ortega’s goal. Control, creativity and feel were on display. He is a special player.

The 24-year-old arrived at Goodison Park in July, signing a £15m deal after a stint in France with Marseille. With pace, power and power, he has established himself as a fan favorite and stepped up to the plate in Manchester.

The Lackadaisical Citizen’s defense contributed to Everton’s equaliser, but Ndiaye had plenty to do, controlling and beating his expert into the inside net.

According to Sofascorethe Senegalese winger complemented his sublime strike with one key pass, two tackles and clearances each and seven tackles, suggesting he was more than ready to get stuck in.

he did it It worked Chris Beesley of the Liverpool Echo was particularly impressed, rewarding Ndiaye with a 9/10 match rating and praising “his trickery and positive play” that baffled the beleaguered hosts.

what a talent Expert Paul Robinson He was also on board the hype train, with the retired goalkeeper saying on match commentary that Ndiaye would “get into the Manchester City team, he’s that good”.

Ndiaye produced the goods against Man City and has operated with thrilling conviction throughout the 2024/25 campaign. He will have no shortage of suitors next summer, but Dyche and Everton must stick with this maverick.

It might be difficult, but at the end of the day, this is a quality player to play in Pep Guardiola’s team, and many more besides.

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