English Rivalry for Eliman Ndiaye's Signature

Manchester City and Arsenal have entered the race to sign Senegalese striker Elye Wahi from Everton during the current summer transfer window, aiming to bolster their attacking options.

According to talkSPORT, Everton has set their financial demands at £80 million to part ways with the player, as the club remains firm on retaining their Senegalese international.

Ndiaye had previously rejected an offer to renew his contract with Everton earlier this summer, which opened the door for a potential departure from the club, despite being under contract until 2029.

Arsenal has included Ndiaye among their attacking options, but Argentine striker Julian Alvarez, currently at Atletico Madrid, remains the dream target for the London club. This makes the potential signing of Ndiaye heavily dependent on Arsenal's pursuit of Alvarez.

Meanwhile, Manchester City is monitoring the situation of the Senegalese player, as the club aims to strengthen its attacking options ahead of the transfer window closing.

The final days of the transfer window could see significant developments regarding Ndiaye's future, especially with the interest from both Manchester clubs and Everton's insistence on receiving £80 million for his departure.