Arsenal have kept a close watch on several attacking players this season, and Iliman Ndiaye has quietly put his name into that discussion. The Everton forward draws attention with his tireless running, quick feet, and growing impact in the final third.

He moves into spaces and links play between midfield and attack, making himself a vital part of David Moyes’ plans at Goodison Park. Now, other clubs notice his performances.

Arsenal keep watch as Premier League rivals eye Everton star

Turkish journalist Ekrem Konur reports that Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, and Newcastle United all want to sign the 25-year-old attacker. Everton demand around €50–55 million for him, a figure that shows both his rising reputation and the club’s financial needs.

Arsenal’s interest makes sense, as Mikel Arteta continues his search for a wide forward who can bring both flair and consistency, and Ndiaye fits that profile well. He handles the physical side of the league with ease, and his awareness in tight spaces helps a team that relies on quick passing moves. Now, each of these clubs must decide if they will meet Everton’s price before the transfer window opens.

Which move would suit Ndiaye best?

If Iliman Ndiaye leaves Everton, the next question is which club gives him the best chance to grow. Arsenal look like the most natural fit. Arteta values hard work and versatility, and Ndiaye shows both.

The Gunners need depth on the flanks, and his direct style could ease the pressure on Bukayo Saka, who often carries too much of the attacking load. Playing in a side that controls possession lets Ndiaye show more of his creativity instead of constantly tracking back.

Newcastle United, on the other hand, crave more width and flair since Anthony Gordon and Anthony Elanga handle most of their attacking duties. Ndiaye’s sharp movement during counter-attacks fits Eddie Howe’s fast-paced system, though he might share minutes more often.

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Tottenham Hotspur could also suit him. Thomas Frank wants dribblers who beat defenders, and Ndiaye’s one-on-one skill stands out. However, Spurs already have several players fighting for the same spot.

Among the three, Arsenal offer Ndiaye the best path for progress and ambition. He could play in the Champions League and fight for major trophies, taking his career to the next level while giving the Gunners another spark in attack.