The Senegalese international has stated ‘it’s an aim’ for the Blues, and reflects upon the current trophy drought.

The club is in the midst of its longest trophiless period, which now stretches back over 30 years.

Indeed, ahead of last month’s League Cup tie at Wolves, James Tarkowski outlined his desire to see success return to the club.

However, with seven changes to the starting XI, Everton fell to a 2-0 defeat at Molyneux.

It felt like another big opportunity missed for the club, with the wait likely to stretch for another year.

However, speaking ahead of last weekend’s game against Crystal Palace, Ndiaye insists attention remains focused on delivering success.

He said: “I want to achieve things with Everton, I want to win trophies, which the club hasn’t seen for too long and things like that.

“It’s an aim for us to work towards. You know, winning a trophy would be huge for this club and for the supporters, but also for me. It’s an ambition of mine, too.

“I’m not playing football for the sake of it or just to earn money, you know? Whenever I play, I want to be successful and do something for the...