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Spurs finalize deal for Everton striker Iliman Ndiaye. Richarlison expected to return to Everton as part of the transfer. Everton rejects Forest's bid for Harrison Armstrong amid fan backlash.
Tottenham Hotspur have reached an agreement to sign Everton striker Iliman Ndiaye, paving the way for Richarlison to return to Merseyside. The Senegalese forward, who joined Everton in 2024, has rejected multiple contract extensions, prompting the Toffees to accept a transfer offer from Spurs.
In a related move, Everton is considering bringing back Richarlison, who left the club for Tottenham in 2022. Meanwhile, Everton has declined a £40 million bid from Nottingham Forest for young talent Harrison Armstrong, responding to strong fan opposition to the sale
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