According to Sky Sports, Iliman Ndiaye will officially join Everton on July 3rd after completing his transfer from Marseille.

On July 2, 10:59 p.m., Alan Myers announced on the transfer centre that Ndiaye would complete his transfer to Goodison Park on Wednesday following a successful weekend medical.
The former Sheffield United forward appeared to be returning to England as the third summer signing by the Toffees, despite having scored nine goals and provided nine assists in his nine games with the Ligue 1 team last season.

Ndiaye is expected to be a key player for the Blues after the Blues and Marseille agreed to a deal worth £15.6 million (plus £1.2 million in add-ons). Ndiaye has only made one Premier League appearance thus far, back in the 2020–21 season [Fabrizio Romano, 25 June].

The transfer of Iliman Ndiaye gives Everton’s attack a new angle.
A player who destroyed defences with Sheffield United will be a welcome addition at Goodison Park for a team that struggled mightily to score goals during the previous campaign.

While Ndiaye’s three goals in 30 Ligue 1 games is hardly prolific, he could be able to resemble his former Sheffield United form if he is given a more regular role in the Toffees’ new offensive scheme.

Considering that Ndiaye scored 14 goals from an advanced midfield position during the Blades’ 2022–2023 promotion campaign—more than twice as many as the Blues’ top scorer did the previous season—his signing is probably going to boost Sean Dyche’s team’s offensive output.

Ndiaye will offer a different style of play, allowing for a more varied attack at Goodison Park, especially with doubts surrounding players like Dominic Calvert-Lewin and the Toffees barely flush with cash [Alan Myers, 26 June].