Manchester City are interested in a move for Everton forward Iliman Ndiaye, with the Merseyside club keen on a deal that would see Jack Grealish head in the opposite direction.Grealish, 30, spent last season on loan at David Moyes’ side and his contract at the Etihad expires next summer. The Athletic has previously reported that Everton were keen on extending Grealish’s stay, after his season was curtailed by injury in January.Ndiaye, meanwhile, declined multiple contract offers last season with three years left on his current terms, and Everton have been expecting interest in the 26-year-old from Champions League teams. Club sources maintain that Ndiaye has behaved professionally throughout the summer.City have undergone a summer of change, particularly with regards to their attack, with winger Savio leaving for Tottenham Hotspur on a deal worth up to £85million, and fellow forward Omar Marmoush having agreed a loan deal to follow him to north London.The Athletic reported on Thursday that Enzo Maresca’s side had received an offer from Sunderland to sign Grealish on loan, in a proposal which would see City cover part of his salary and include an option to make the move permanent next summer.Is Enzo Maresca too much like the old Pep Guardiola?JJ BullGrealish made 22 appearances for Everton on loan last season, recording two goals and six assists before sustaining a stress fracture in his foot in January. On his return to Manchester, Grealish has come on as a second-half substitute in each of their first two games this campaign — the 3-0 loss against Arsenal in the Community Shield and Sunday’s 2-1 Premier League win over Bournemouth.
Manchester City interested in Iliman Ndiaye as Everton consider Jack Grealish reunion
Grealish has entered the final year of his City contract, while Ndiaye has declined multiple offers to extend his terms with Everton.












