Ndiaye: This is my opinion on Marisca, and leaving Everton was difficult

Iliman Ndiaye, a player for Manchester City, has expressed his great happiness at starting with his new team following their victory over Coventry by a goal to nil in the third round of the Premier League.

Iliman Ndiaye said in statements after the match: "It was a really good game. We won in my first appearance, so things couldn't have been better than that. I felt great, and of course, we wanted to win. The match was tough."

Iliman Ndiaye added: "As we said to each other, all matches will be difficult. The last few days have been absolutely amazing. I am now a player for Manchester City, and I am happy, and happy that the transfer has been completed. My teammates welcomed me wonderfully."

Speaking about his departure from Everton, Ndiaye said: "It was difficult. The fans, and of course the birth of one of my daughters there, made leaving hard for me. But that's football. I said I want to play at the highest level, in the biggest leagues, and participate in the UEFA Champions League."

He continued: "I have worked hard since I was young, and the moment has finally arrived. But I will not stop here; this is just the beginning."

Iliman Ndiaye praised his coach Enzo Maresca, stating: "He is fantastic, a top-class manager. I can't wait to see what the future holds for us."