Everton weigh No 9 moves as Ndiaye bond and Barry call come into focus

Everton great Peter Reid turns 70, reflecting on a manager’s unseen classy act and a family feud tied to Anfield memories.
Everton lead the race for Hayden Hackney, with Middlesbrough valuing him at £25m+. A loan for Everton’s 19-year-old Harrison Armstrong is mooted but Boro prefer a permanent replacement.
Ipswich’s post-McKenna search includes ex-Everton boss Sean Dyche, who is among candidates for their Premier League return.
West Ham consider Reiss Nelson and Everton’s Dwight McNeil to replace Crysencio Summerville, with a pundit saying both add depth after relegation to the Championship.
Striker Etta Eyong is open to joining Everton despite Tottenham interest and Ipswich talks, as the club pursue a new No 9 this summer.
Shkodran Mustafi once said Everton ‘feels like home’ but managed only 14 minutes for the club before later winning the 2014 World Cup with Germany.
Everton must decide whether to persist with Thierno Barry after a long-term plan has not paid off as hoped.
Referee analyst Christina Unkel sides with Everton legend Duncan Ferguson, not Roy Keane, saying Scotland had a ‘stonewall’ penalty shout against Morocco.
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Everton finish 13th with poor home form. Standouts: Dewsbury-Hall and James Garner. Ndiaye scores first Hill Dickinson goal, Beto nets 10, Barry hits form late. Pickford wins Save of the Season.
Column reflects how Iliman Ndiaye thrived on Everton fans’ energy, with transfer speculation now risking that connection.