Everton: Tottenham gets involved in the Ndiaye case

Author: Rodolph TOMEGAHPublished on: August 29, 2026Country: England

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Everton: Tottenham gets involved in the Ndiaye case

Tottenham is interested in the situation of striker Pape Matar Ndiaye, currently under contract with Everton. The Spurs are looking to strengthen their squad and see Ndiaye as a potentially interesting addition. Everton, on the other hand, may need to assess offers for the Senegalese player during the transfer window.

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