City inching closer to Ndiaye - is this a masterstroke or just business as usual?

01 Eyl 00:45

Just saw this report on The Athletic—looks like City and Everton have agreed in principle on a £65m fee for Iliman Ndiaye, and Spurs might be getting edged out of the race as they pivot to Mudryk instead. Crazy how transfer windows get turned upside down in a week, right? City's been linked with Ndiaye for a bit, but this feels like it’s really heating up. Do you think this is a smart move for Pep’s squad, or just another example of City throwing money at problems? Also, how do you think Ndiaye fits into their system vs. what Spurs might’ve wanted him for?