Senegalese forward Elieman Ndiaye has informed Everton's management of his wish to leave the team during the current summer transfer window, opening the door for a move to a new destination next season. English reports have revealed that the striker rejected four offers from the club to renew his contract, preferring to take on a new challenge outside of Everton. Sources indicate that Ndiaye is open to the idea of transferring to Al Hilal, given the Saudi club's interest in signing him to bolster their attacking line during the summer market. Everton officials are awaiting the next steps from clubs interested in signing the player, as his desire to leave has become clear to the club's management. Al Hilal continues to assess its options in the transfer market, placing Ndiaye among the top candidates to strengthen the squad ahead of the new season. In the coming days, official moves are expected to determine the future of the Senegalese striker, whether through continued negotiations with Al Hilal or the entry of other clubs into the race for his signature. Ndiaye is considered one of the most sought-after attacking talents, which may intensify the competition for his signature in the coming weeks.