ILIMAN NDIAYE has hinted at a return to Marseille after Manchester City’s guilty verdict.
The 26-year-old winger has explained that the club holds a place in his heart despite a troubled spell in the south of .
was born in Rouen and moved south during his childhood, spending part of his youth career with nine-time French champions Marseille.
A move to saw the winger join Premier League outfit in 2019, where he went on to score 21 goals in 77 appearances.
He returned to Marseille in 2023, but Ndiaye failed to establish himself, .
Strong performances for the Toffees helped the winger to land a , but Ndiaye has already outlined his hopes of a return to Marseille.
Ndiaye said to La Provence : “The shouts from Marseille supporters asking me to come back? It is nice to hear.
“I don’t think that the story is finished, but we will see. I’m just saying, I never know where it’ll lead me, but we’ll see anyway.”
The Senegalese winger’s revelation comes as City face an uncertain future after being last week.
City following this landmark ruling.
They have been in “sham” deals since being taken over by in 2008.
This and walk away from the club for free.
However, as they claim the club’s name can be cleared with “irrefutable evidence” in their favour.
Ndiaye’s current deal is set to keep him in North West England until June 2031.
