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Tottenham Reach Iliman Ndiaye Deal as Richarlison Departure Looks Imminent
Everton may swap Richarlison for Iliman Ndiaye as supporters force the club to abandon a sale of teen prospect Harrison Armstrong.
- On Saturday, Everton halted the proposed £40million sale of 19-year-old midfielder Harrison Armstrong to Nottingham Forest after furious supporters chanted his name and threatened to "riot" at Bournemouth.
- Tottenham Hotspur and Everton are currently negotiating a swap deal involving Senegal international Iliman Ndiaye moving to London and Richarlison returning to Merseyside as manager Roberto De Zerbi seeks attacking reinforcements.
- Ndiaye has scored 15 Premier League goals for the Toffees, while Richarlison has been "troubled by injuries" and asked to leave "too many times," according to manager Roberto De Zerbi.
- Tottenham's summer spending is set to exceed £400m as the club races to finalize attacking options before the transfer window shuts on Tuesday.
- Manager David Moyes stresses the need to retain key players as the Friedkin Group ownership and squad size remain under scrutiny heading into the final days of the transfer window.
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Tottenham and Everton Agree Deal to Swap Ndiaye and Richarlison
In a dramatic late twist as the summer transfer window races toward its close, Premier League clubs Tottenham and Everton have reached agreement in principle that will send Iliman Ndiaye to north London and Richarlison back to Merseyside. Sources at both clubs stress the deals are technically separate rather than a pure player-for-player swap, but […] The post Tottenham and Everton Agree Deal to Swap Ndiaye and Richarlison appeared first on HEAV…
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The Independent (US)Richarlison in talks over shock Everton return – with Ndiaye moving to Spurs
The forwards could trade clubs in separate deals as the end of the transfer window nears
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Tottenham and Everton are in the advanced stages
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