British media: Everton plans to extend the contract of 25-year-old forward Ndiaye to reward his outstanding performance

According to British media Everton News Network, Everton plans to provide 25-year-old forward Ndiaye with a new contract to reward his outstanding performance this season.

Ndiaye switched to the right wing after the arrival of Grealish on loan, and his performance is still outstanding. Moyes and Pat Nevin both spoke highly of him. Inter Milan expressed interest in him in the summer.

The club is renewing contracts in order. They need to complete James Garner's contract renewal first, while Branthwaite and Pickford's matters have been completed.

Everton believes that it is possible and realistic to reach a new agreement with N'Diaye within the next 12 months. There is a good compromise between Everton and the player because the club took a gamble when signing him from Marseille last summer, when N'diaye was not firing on all cylinders in Ligue 1 and Marseille had doubts about his readiness to move to the Premier League.

Since the Friedkin Group took over in December last year, Everton has been keen to reward core players such as Pickford, Garner is next, and Ndiaye will follow closely. The club realizes that the world has taken notice of N'Diaye's performance and there is no way they will neglect to review his contract.