Arsenal is reportedly targeting Iliman Ndiaye, the Everton attacker, as they seek to strengthen their squad this summer. The 26-year-old Senegal International has emerged as a potential candidate to enhance Arsenal’s attacking options, especially after the departure of Leandro Trossard and inconsistent performances from Gabriel Martinelli.

According to the Independent, the Gunners have made it a priority to secure a wide forward, with other names like Bradley Barcola and Vinicius Junior also in consideration. However, convincing Everton to part with Ndiaye may pose a challenge, given his importance to the team.

Ndiaye has demonstrated his capabilities in the Premier League, proving to be a valuable asset for Everton. His addition could significantly bolster Arsenal's attacking unit, where currently only Bukayo Saka stands out as a reliable performer. Noni Madueke has faced difficulties in his contributions, further emphasizing the need for reinforcements.

While Everton is reluctant to lose such a key player, especially with interest from Saudi Arabian clubs, Arsenal might need to present a substantial offer to secure Ndiaye's services. The prospect of playing for a club competing for major trophies and participating in the Champions League could be a significant draw for the Senegal international.

Ndiaye could also represent a more cost-effective option compared to other targets like Barcola, making him an appealing choice for Arsenal as they navigate their summer transfer strategy.