Tottenham Plot £60m January Move For Ndiaye As “Better Than.....

Tottenham Hotspur are eyeing a major attacking addition this January, with Everton star Iliman Ndiaye emerging as a top target.

Following Ange Postecoglou’s difficult final season, new boss Thomas Frank has already stabilised Spurs’ defence — now he wants more firepower.

Sporting director Fabio Paratici is reportedly leading the push to sign Ndiaye, whose form under David Moyes has impressed across the Premier League.

The 25-year-old Senegal international has registered four goal contributions in eight games, earning praise as “one of the best” in his position.

Spurs Face Competition From Newcastle

Newcastle United are also interested, with Everton valuing Ndiaye at around £60 million amid his breakout campaign.

Frank’s side, who already boast Mohammed Kudus on the right flank, view Ndiaye as the perfect partner to strengthen their attacking trio.

While Kudus has notched one goal and four assists in eight appearances, Ndiaye leads him statistically in several attacking metrics this season.

He boasts an 83% shot accuracy, a 0.4 goals-per-shot-on-target ratio, and higher pass accuracy and key passes per 90 minutes.

Spurs believe Ndiaye’s dribbling, creativity, and efficiency could help them push for Champions League qualification under Frank’s new system.

A £60m deal would be another bold move from Tottenham’s hierarchy, but one that could transform their attacking depth this season.

If completed, Ndiaye and Kudus could form one of the Premier League’s most exciting attacking duos heading into 2026, reports Football Fancast.