An Everton A player who “can do anything” now faces an extended magic to the side through injuries, manager David Moyes confirmed.
Everton prepare for the palace after a dramatic derby
Blues are still big in the mood, following 2-2 draw at home in Liverpool in Premier league On Wednesday night, in what was one of the most dramatic moments in Goodison Park history.
Earned volleyball James Tarkowski in dying seconds Everton The point, recessing the title of his rivals and also ensuring that they did not lose their final derby in Goodison.
This is the case that the Blues hits the league, withdrawn further clearly and eliminated any risk of moving to the championship, and a trip to Crystal Palace on Saturday night on Saturday night.
Life under Moyes is going great so far, and the victory in southern London would be another huge step in the right direction. Accordingly, there are worries about injuries ahead of the game, and the key update is now appearing on one important player.
Moyes confirms the blow of injury ndiaye
Speaking on the eve of traveling to Palace this weekend [via injury expert Ben Dinnery on X]Moyes confirmed that The Everton Iliman Ndiaye star is facing weeks to the sideAfter he left injured in tears against Liverpool.
“Iliman got medial [knee] Ligament injury. It doesn’t look great right now. We are probably not sure how much time it will be. We’ll get a little more about that, but it will surely be a few weeks. “
Loss £ 45,000 per week Ndiaye in the last half against Liverpool was a big failure, although, fortunately, Jack Harrison did an impressive job that came for him, providing quality down the left flank.
Still, the Senegalians are the most creative Everton striker, with Chris Basham Once praised during their common time at Sheffield United: “It’s hard to play every day in training. That body uses so well, his legs are so fast and powerful. He’ll be an elite.
“They learn very well, its ending is good. Sometimes it may be better but he is [young]. It ends some incredible objectives in training – boys just buzz how good he is. It is great and the privilege has it to have it on our side. I said in the Premier League, the most difficult person I ever had to play against was flaws. He [Ndiaye] It will be safe there from the same country. “
We hope that the absence of ndiaye is not too long lasting, given its importance for this Everton side, but they have to plan an extended magic on the side.
Akin
Harrison has done enough to suggest Liverpool at home that in the coming weeks may be a strong deputy The victory of the seven -ground duels and three fights against the reds.
