Arsenal have been tipped to make a move for Everton forward Iliman Ndiaye, following high praise from BBC Sport pundit Pat Nevin.

The Senegalese international has impressed this season under David Moyes, becoming one of Everton’s most creative and consistent performers.

His attacking contributions have played a crucial role in helping the Merseyside side maintain balance in the final third.

Ndiaye, 25, joined Everton in the summer of 2024 for a reported fee of £17 million.

Since arriving, he has quickly established himself as an essential player, earning admiration for his energy and technical quality.

Pat Nevin, speaking on BBC Sport, claimed that Ndiaye has the quality to play at the very highest level and could thrive in a side that enjoys more possession and attacking opportunities.

Nevin said, “I often think about players who would look even more impressive in bigger clubs. Watching Ndiaye this season, I believe he could excel at Arsenal, Manchester City or Chelsea. He has been outstanding for Everton.”

The Scottish pundit added that while Everton will hope to keep him, they might face challenges from top Premier League clubs if his form continues.

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