SIX years ago, Iliman Ndiaye was catching the train from Sheffield to Hyde to play non-league football. But now the “showman” has got his chance to become a £60million superstar at Manchester City. Ndiaye, who left Everton in the summer…

Former coaches David McGurk and Paul Heckingbottom reflected on Iliman Ndiaye's rise from non-league football to Manchester City ahead of his extended run in the first team. The Senegal international, who joined City from Everton for £60 million, is set to start against Aston Villa following an eight-week knee injury to Antoine Semenyo.
McGurk recalled warning a young Ndiaye against showboating during his 2020 loan spell at Hyde United, while Heckingbottom advocated for deploying him in central areas rather than out wide to maximize his impact.
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