Iliman Ndiaye to absolutely love who Everton want to sign, their chemistry is already off the charts

David Moyes' latest transfer target has already got an important stamp of approval from superstar winger Iliman Ndiaye.

Jack Grealish has starred on the left wing since his loan move from Man City, but despite his arrival, the Senegalese has not allowed his performances to be outshone at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

In addition to them, Mick Brown has revealed to Football Insider that Everton have no plans to sell Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, who has sparked his career back to life on Merseyside.

After 16 matches, the Toffees are currently sitting ninth in the Premier League table, just four spots off the Champions League spots, but some fans feel that there is more to come from the squad.

Everton desperate to improve right-back spot in January

The full-back spots are probably the weakest part of the squad right now, with Vitalii Mykolenko picking up yellow cards like confetti and Jake O'Brien having to play out of position on the right.

Football Insider understands that Everton are searching for the next Seamus Coleman, a player who has been a constant servant for the club since his arrival from Sligo Rovers in 2009.

Now, Football Insider can reveal that Leeds United's Jayden Bogle is on Everton's list of potential transfer targets, and that will be music to Ndiaye's ears following their years together at Bramall Lane.

The duo were together at Sheffield United for three years before Bogle joined the Whites and Ndiaye jetted out to Marseille, but the supporters got a real taste of their partnership.

Iliman Ndiaye and Jayden Bogle to bring back the old days

Dating all the way back to the 2022-23 FA Cup, the Blades secured their spot in the fourth round, with Bogle helping to consolidate the victory with a deflected shot against Millwall.

Grabbing the assist after a spectacular run was Ndiaye, who was experiencing an incredible run of form in the Championship, going on to notch 15 goals and 11 assists in all competitions.

While it was the only combination between the two players that season, it still gives Toffees fans the perfect chance to see the two working in tandem ahead of Bogle's proposed move to Merseyside.

Since then, the Leeds full-back has improved massively in the final third, and that will only be good news for Everton's current winger and the excited supporters.