Manchester City Agree Deal to Sign Everton's Iliman Ndiaye

Manchester City have agreed a deal to sign forward Iliman Ndiaye from Everton, according to BBC Sport.

The Premier League champions have reached an agreement on a package worth a reported minimum of £60m, with the total valuation of the transfer potentially reaching up to £65m.

The move marks a significant late-window development between the two Premier League sides. City have moved decisively to secure the attacker, agreeing terms with Everton as the transfer deadline approaches.

Ndiaye, who joined Everton as part of the Merseyside club's frontline, has emerged as a key attacking target for City as they look to bolster their offensive options for the campaign ahead.

With an agreement now struck between both clubs on the financial package, the transfer is expected to move toward the formal stages, including personal terms and medical examinations before any official announcement.

Neither club has yet issued formal confirmation of the deal, but an agreement on fee structure is now in place.