Manchester United's recent resurgence has sparked excitement among fans, as the team now aims to replicate the success of Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha by signing another Premier League star. This season, under Michael Carrick's leadership, United has been on a winning streak, beating City and Arsenal in back-to-back games. The credit for this turnaround goes to the transfer business under Ineos, with Ruben Amorim's sacking being a pivotal moment. Since then, United has scored seven goals, all from signings made by Ineos in the past year, with Mbeumo and Cunha being particularly impactful. Paul Scholes has praised these signings, highlighting their recent success for the club. Now, United is looking to repeat these moves, and the latest buzz is about a potential signing of Iliman Ndiaye, an Everton standout. Ndiaye has made it to Ineos' summer shortlist for a left-sided forward addition, with his proven nature in the league making him a strong fit for the club. However, the deal might not be as straightforward as it seems, as Everton is expected to demand a record-breaking fee for Ndiaye, surpassing £75m for Romelu Lukaku. Spending such a hefty amount on Ndiaye goes against Ineos' usual sensible approach in the market. Cunha and Mbeumo, with their 21 and 28 goal contributions respectively for Wolves and Brentford, were clearly two of the best in the league. In contrast, Ndiaye has just four goals and two assists for Everton this season, making him a less impactful player. While Ndiaye is an elite dribbler, physically capable in the Premier League, and very creative, he might not be the ideal left winger for United, and there are better, cheaper options available. So, what's your take on Manchester United's interest in Iliman Ndiaye? Do you think it's a wise move, or is there a better option out there? Share your thoughts and join the debate!
