2025/26 Iliman Ndiaye

[windymiller]

"experience is coming back into fashion"

You need to add either a shudder or a vomiting emoji on the like button for quotes like these!

 

[preposterousvelios]

"Easily accessible information" and can't provide a single source. Aka you made it up

As I said, every bit of info that there is online has the same figure. 45k p/w.

Fully aware that these sites not entirely reliable as I already said, but no I didn't just make up a number. Even if his wage was double or triple what is listed here what you said would still be patently wrong, as Grealish is on 300k p/w plus whatever loan fee we had to pay City.

Ndiaye cost us 15m to sign and has been reported by Boyland that he's not anywhere close to being one of our higher payed players, if that's a good enough source for you. Here it is in the Athletic.

Grealish is not in any conceivable way cheaper than Ndiaye. One season of Grealish has probably about the same as Ndiaye's entire contract including transfer fee.

It's really not debatable at all.

 

[Username.]

If any fans of any club should understand the importance of resale value, it should be Everton

So do you want every player to have a resale value.

 

[windymiller]

So do you want every player to have a resale value.

I reckon you can afford one special player with no resale value once in a blue moon but otherwise, with our income and the financial rules now governing football, all signings must have the potential for resale, yes.

 

[pfim]

So do you want every player to have a resale value.

Ones you would spend 50 million on, yes.

There was only one somewhat similar transfer last summer, Yoanne Wissa. And that was panned at the time, and turned out even worse than anyone expected.

 

[MACCA75]

He’s obviously supremely talented, so he might get sold of course..

But.. I just feel the top clubs play very quick, direct, high press wingers these days. It’s why we were able to sign Grealish. N’Diaye is similar - slows the play down and too often doesn’t play or even see the quick pass.

So I’d be surprised if he left personally.

 

[Username.]

Ones you would spend 50 million on, yes.

There was only one somewhat similar transfer last summer, Yoanne Wissa. And that was panned at the time, and turned out even worse than anyone expected.

So what about Barry and beto and dibling.

 

[Username.]

I reckon you can afford one special player with no resale value once in a blue moon but otherwise, with our income and the financial rules now governing football, all signings must have the potential for resale, yes.

But we payed 30m for Barry 40m for dibling and 25m for beto.

 

[pfim]

So what about Barry and beto and dibling.

What about them? No context here.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

So do you want every player to have a resale value.

The ones we spend a club record fee on, yes.

 

[Username.]

What about them? No context here.

Where's the resale value.

 

[Username.]

The ones we spend a club record fee on, yes.

You can have 1 were you known he will make a difference and 5/6 with resale value

 

[Eggs]

He’s obviously supremely talented, so he might get sold of course..

But.. I just feel the top clubs play very quick, direct, high press wingers these days. It’s why we were able to sign Grealish. N’Diaye is similar - slows the play down and too often doesn’t play or even see the quick pass.

So I’d be surprised if he left personally.

….i also think they want/need players who can go past the opposition, invariably they play against packed defences. Doku is very quick but he’ll often stand his defender up before accelerating. A bit ‘cat and mouse’ many of these wingers.

Hard work is a requirement in today’s game and it’s not only Moyes who demands it, Saka played like a 2nd full back against PSG.

 

[BullensRoad]

Don't even want to post it. Just some miserable git moaning about ambition.

Might be on here.

 

[pfim]

Where's the resale value.

Beto I'm sure you could recover most of the fee, and the club acquired him under duress.

Both Barry and Dibling have far more runway before you can consider them poor investments.