Everton's Iliman Ndiaye is reportedly at the centre of transfer chatter, with BBC Sport examining whether a £65m valuation is justified for the tricky forward.
The report highlights Ndiaye's dazzling dribbling ability as central to his appeal — he was responsible for 73 of Everton's 250 completed dribbles last season, the highest share of any Premier League player, according to BBC News. That statistic underlines his knack for beating defenders and creating something from nothing, qualities that clearly have suitors intrigued.
However, the piece stresses this is a debate over valuation rather than confirmation of any concrete transfer move. No club has been named as making a formal approach, and BBC News frames it as a discussion of whether such a fee would represent fair value rather than an imminent deal.
Ndiaye's rise has been one of Everton's more eye-catching stories, and with his dribbling numbers standing out so starkly in the Premier League's data, it's easy to see why his price tag is being scrutinised. Whether £65m proves accurate remains, for now, very much up for debate.