Podcasts about Ndiaye

Four Africans living in Luxembourg share why the future of Africa-Europe capital is ownership, not aid, & the people structuring it are already in the room There is a moment in the conversation when Cheikh Ndiaye, a fund lawyer at Elvinger Hoss Prussen who was born and raised in Senegal, describes his job in one word: plumbing. He designs the structures that let capital move across borders, legally and at scale. It is an unglamorous metaphor for a profound idea, and it reframes everything the African diaspora in Luxembourg is trying to do. Around the studio table at RTL City sat four people whose journeys began in Cameroon, Algeria, Mauritania and Senegal, and converged in one of the world's largest fund centres. Burrel Ngatcha, founder of the African Luxembourg Community (ALC), brought them together. Sonia Brahmi runs a boutique tax advisory firm. Dr. Leila Kamara builds sustainable investment funds. What they share is a conviction that the old story about Africa and money has expired, and that they are the ones positioned to write the new one. Why all of Africa, not just the countries? Luxembourg holds roughly 700,000 inhabitants and an outsized share of the world's investment funds. Ngatcha arrived in 2023, joined Société Générale, and quickly noticed how hard it was to find people who shared a common history. So in May 2025 he launched a LinkedIn group. It has since grown into a network of more than 1,400 professionals. "Africa has 54 countries, from the north to the south, the east to the west. It was making sense for me to create something for all the continent, not only for Cameroon." Crucially, the ALC is not a closed door. Ngatcha is direct about who belongs: the point is not heritage but curiosity about the continent's dynamics. "It's not about being African who matters the most. It's about being conscious and curious about the dynamics that happen in Africa." The diaspora's real asset is proximity The sharpest idea of the conversation came from Ndiaye, who pushed back on the reflex to equate diaspora capital with remittances. Money sent home, he argued, is love, but it is not leverage. The leverage is something far rarer. "We're not standing outside of global finance. We are in the machinery, right here." There are people of African origin in Luxembourg structuring funds, running compliance and sitting on management committees who understand both European regulation and the reality back home. That double fluency, Ndiaye said, is the whole game. "The lever is turning that proximity into vehicles, people who can make an African asset legible to European capital and root it back as ownership, not aid." The numbers most investors are missing Ask anyone to picture African investment and they tend to picture risk. Ndiaye offered a corrective that should make any allocator pause: ten of the twenty fastest-growing economies in the world are African. He pointed to Niger growing at around 11 percent a year, precisely the kind of country most European investors would never consider. His point was not naivety about risk. It was that treating a continent of 54 distinct economies as a single block is itself the error, and that local knowledge is a competitive advantage hiding in plain sight. "If you have boots on the ground, if you know the country, there are a lot of opportunities. There are a lot of success stories, but you don't know them." Blockchain as a bridge, not a buzzword Brahmi, who grew up in a third-generation Algerian family in France and now works heavily in crypto and tax, made the case for digital assets as practical infrastructure rather than speculation. Banking access across much of Africa is expensive and slow, and the continent's many currencies complicate even neighbourly trade. Stablecoins, she argued, lower the friction. She and Ngatcha recently ran a conference on exactly this, titled Digital Assets Without Borders. Her argument is that transparency, not hype, is the real promise, since transactions on a public ledger can be tracked and proven in ways paper never could. "We don't need ink signatures, because everything is documented. It should lead to better governance in the end." Sustainability as a financial strategy Kamara relocated from Paris five years ago, having grown up in Mauritania, and recently founded Kamara Advisory after three years of doctoral research into socially responsible investment. Her conclusion reshaped her career: the real gap is not in avoiding heavy emitters but in financing their transition. That insight became NZiFund, a Net-Zero Innovation Fund built to channel capital toward green technology and toward the high-emitting companies that most need to change. Her framing rejects the idea that sustainability is a compliance cost. "We really need to support them in their transition, rather than divesting from them when we are practising sustainable investment." She is candid that climate finance has a long way to go, a view shared by the wider industry. Private money, she and the table agreed, is still far from where it needs to be, and de-risking it remains the central challenge. The thread that ties it together What emerges across these four stories is a single argument made four ways. Identity is something you choose and carry rather than something assigned to you. Africa is plural, not monolithic. And the diaspora's true value is that it sits inside the machinery of global capital while understanding the ground back home. At 29, Ngatcha has built that bridge faster than most. As Brahmi put it, watching her younger colleague work, the energy and commitment to bring African voices to a platform is rare. The conversation has moved decisively away from aid and toward ownership, and these are some of the people doing the plumbing. Guests and links Burrel Ngatcha, Founder and President, African Luxembourg Community Sonia Brahmi, CEO, Kairō (LinkedIn) Dr. Leila Kamara, CEO, Kamara Advisory (LinkedIn) Cheikh Ndiaye, Counsel, Elvinger Hoss Prussen (LinkedIn)

Le Sahel central s'impose désormais comme l'un des principaux foyers mondiaux du terrorisme. Le Groupe de soutien à l'islam et aux musulmans (JNIM), affilié à al-Qaïda, a atteint son niveau de capacité opérationnelle le plus élevé depuis sa création en 2017. Plus préoccupant encore, la menace poursuit son expansion vers l'Ouest. Le 1er juillet 2025, le Front de libération du Macina, la branche la plus active du JNIM, a revendiqué une série de sept attaques coordonnées dans l'ouest du Mali, notamment dans les zones de Kayes et de Nioro, situées à proximité de la frontière sénégalaise. Cette progression géographique soulève une question majeure : l'extension de l'insurrection jihadiste dans l'Ouest malien signifie-t-elle que la menace terroriste se rapproche désormais des portes du Sénégal ? Le pays de la Teranga est-il menacé ? Avec la participation de : Général Jean-Luc Diène, ancien directeur général du renseignement extérieur et ancien Commandant du secteur Est de la MINUSMA, enseignant au Centre des hautes études de défense et de sécurité et à l'Institut de défense du Sénégal Dr Mamadou Bodian, politologue, membre fondateur du Sahel research group, expert Afrobaromètre pour le Sénégal et chercheur à l'université Cheikh Anta Diop Pr Adjaratou Wakha Aïdara Ndiaye, directrice de l'ONG Partners West Africa-Sénégal.

Abdoulaye Ndiaye, économiste sénégalais et professeur à la Stern School of Business de l'Université de New York (États-Unis) est le grand invité de l'émission économie RFI Jeune Afrique. Premier lauréat du prix Africa NextGen Economist, il décrypte sans détour les grands défis économiques de l'Afrique et du Sénégal : crise de la dette, déficits de financement, enjeux fiscaux, emploi des jeunes, développement de l'IA. Un entretien sans concession animé par Bruno Faure et Aurélie M'Bida.

Abdoulaye Ndiaye, économiste sénégalais et professeur à la Stern School of Business de l'Université de New York (États-Unis) est le grand invité de l'émission économie RFI Jeune Afrique. Premier lauréat du prix Africa NextGen Economist, il décrypte sans détour les grands défis économiques de l'Afrique et du Sénégal : crise de la dette, déficits de financement, enjeux fiscaux, emploi des jeunes, développement de l'IA. Un entretien sans concession animé par Bruno Faure et Aurélie M'Bida.

Wat gebeurt er als een dictator voetbal gebruikt om een natie te bouwen? En wat blijft er over als die droom instort?In deze aflevering van De Africast reizen we naar de Democratische Republiek Congo, waar de geschiedenis van een land samenkomt in het leven van één man: Pierre Ndiaye Mulamba. De legendarische spits die in 1974 liefst negen keer scoorde op één Afrika Cup, een record dat nog altijd staat, en uitgroeide tot de grootste voetbalheld die Congo ooit heeft gekend.Maar heldenverhalen eindigen niet altijd met applaus.Samen met schrijver en journalist Edwin Schoon, auteur van De macht van de bal, reconstrueren we het ongelooflijke leven van Mulamba. Van nationale held onder het regime van Mobutu Sese Seko tot een vergeten man die jarenlang in armoede leefde in Zuid-Afrika. Hoe kon iemand die een land liet dromen uiteindelijk zelf alles verliezen?Tegelijkertijd onderzoeken we hoe de autoritaire president Mobutu voetbal inzette als politiek wapen. De successen van het nationale elftal moesten de wereld laten zien hoe sterk en modern Zaïre was. Maar toen de economie instortte en de macht begon af te brokkelen, volgde het voetbal dezelfde weg naar beneden.Daarnaast bespreken we de opmerkelijke terugkeer van Patrice Lumumba in het Congolese publieke debat. Tijdens recente voetbaltoernooien verscheen een lookalike van de vermoorde onafhankelijkheidsleider op de tribunes, een krachtig symbool voor veel Congolezen die zich afvragen wat hun land had kunnen zijn.Ook hoor je een bijdrage van Prodige Kivuku van de Koolcast, en blikken we vooruit op de kansen van Congo op het wereldkampioenschap.Een aflevering over sport, macht, koloniale erfenissen, nationale trots en de dunne lijn tussen heldendom en vergetelheid.Volg onze LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/africastpodcast?originalSubdomain=nlVoor mooie beelden, quizjes en 'behind the scenes', volg onze Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/africast_podcast/Link met Jos of Joeri via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jos-hummelen/ & https://www.linkedin.com/in/joerinortier/

Mamadou Ndiaye, the funny animal guy behind Casual Geographic,  has plenty of tips for anyone trying to make better videos, build an audience, or find a justification for their hyperfixation. But the strategy talk isn't the only good stuff in this interview. Ndiaye also counts down the top three times wildlife nearly took him out, which, considering he wrote the book 100 Animals That Can F*cking End You, tracks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to another episode of the Royal Blue Podcast! Host Ian Croll is joined by Tony Scott and Gavin Buckland to tackle the biggest talking points surrounding Everton's upcoming summer transfer window. First up on the agenda is the future of Iliman Ndiaye. The winger has dropped a fresh exit hint following a recent interview where he made it clear he wants to play Champions League football in the near future. With Europe's elite competition out of reach for Everton right now, the lads debate the big dilemma facing the club: Do you fight to keep a key talent, or is it time to cash in?  What is truly the best option for Everton this summer? Then, things get interesting. We hand Tony and Gavin a hypothetical £100 million war chest to completely revamp and improve the Everton squad.  How far can £100m actually go in today's market?  Who makes the ultimate priority list?  Which positions need desperate reinforcing first? Get involved in the comments below! Would you keep or sell Ndiaye? And how would you spend a £100m budget this summer? Read more on the Liverpool Echo: https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/iliman-ndiaye-wants-champions-league-34128052

Cire Ndiaye, atriz, performer, violinista clássica, sonoplasta, membro da banda rock As Docinhas e, ainda, técnica de serviços funerários, passou pelo TEATRA para conversar com a Mariana Maia de Oliveira. Num registo íntimo, Cire reflete sobre o seu percurso artístico e partilha detalhes da metodologia que desenvolveu para investigar e trabalhar temas ligados à violência e ao trauma. A partir de práticas de reconhecimento, autoconsciência e consentimento informado, explica como encontrou uma forma de tornar os processos criativos mais estáveis. Revisitamos o seu caminho no teatro, desde o primeiro contacto através da peça 'Carta', de Mónica Calle, até à participação mais recente em 'Auto das Anfitriãs', de Inês Vaz e Pedro Baptista. Um percurso quase inteiramente ligado ao Teatro Nacional D. Maria II, com experiências que lhe permitiram refletir sobre identidade, racismo, memória e disciplina, e onde o Teatro se tornou o lugar onde conseguiu juntar todas as dimensões da sua vida. Houve ainda tempo para relembrar a infância em Viana do Castelo, o encontro com o violino e a importância da música na sua formação, das aprendizagens que trouxe dos serviços funerários e da forma como continua a reinventar a sua prática artística e a sua relação com o mundo. Uma conversa para ouvir na íntegra, nas plataformas digitais. Sugestão Cultural:

The Bilbao winger sees his name linked to United, and it isn't the first time, though this time it's more associated with a possible move elsewhere. Meanwhile, United set their sights on an Everton forward, though this might be one for later in the window. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to another packed edition of the Royal Blue Podcast! Host Ian Croll is joined by Tony Scott and guest Day Kennedy to unpack the biggest talking points surrounding Everton FC as we head into a pivotal summer. First up, the lads dive deep into the unfolding contract situation regarding Iliman Ndiaye. Reports indicate Everton face a summer battle to retain the forward, with improved contract offers sitting unsigned on the table for months. However, despite the media noise, the club isn't panicking just yet. The panel debates: Is this just classic agent posturing, or should Evertonians be genuinely worried about a summer exit? Moving from Ndiaye to the bigger picture, the team tackles a massive, league-wide question that is dominating modern football: Has the "selling club" tag become an absolute necessity to survive and compete? "In an era heavily dictated by financial regulations and the massive revenue gap of the 'Big Six,' do clubs like Everton have any choice but to trade their top assets just to fund a competitive squad?" Ian, Tony and Day discuss the harsh realities of modern football sustainability, the impact on fan ambition, and whether the system is inherently rigged against teams trying to break the glass ceiling. To close out the show, Ian puts Tony and Day on the hot seat with a rapid-fire Q&A segment. No sitting on the fence allowed! Ian fires over some sharp, unexpected, and thoroughly entertaining questions to test the guys' natural Everton instincts. What do you think, Blues? Should we be worried about Ndiaye's contract delay? Is selling your best players the only realistic way to climb the Premier League ladder nowadays? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

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Ce vendredi, Jim Nejman reçoit Marvin Ndiaye, fondateur de la strat-up Fresheo. Depuis le mois d'octobre, il s'est lancé un défi : coacher des entrepreneurs francophones aux quatre coins du monde.

The Rupp To No Good crew breaks down the film of new commitment Ousmane Ndiaye, what his impact could be for the Cats , and where Kentucky goes from here in the portal and international market.

Runden som var: Brann–RBK, Viking i flyt, Tromsø fortsetter å imponere og Bodø/Glimt–LSK.Spillerintervjuer blir stadig bedre vi trekker frem Fredrik sitt fra pausen. Vålerenga fikk en flyvende start, men nå jevner det seg ut.Keepernes røde helg: Ndiaye ut for Sarp, Ederson i derby, og Andrada som mister hodet – hva bør straffen være?Skadene hoper seg opp før innspurten og VM: Yamal, Ekitike, Xavi Simons, Salah…Episoden er sponset av Folio Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The lads look back on yet another away win for the blues, at Newcastle United; They start things off with a chat about the Jordan Pickford save in stoppage time, that ensured we left with all three points; They discuss the standout showing of Iliman Ndiaye, as well as singling out David Moyes for praise; The show rounds off with a look ahead to Tuesday home match against Burnley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

United prepare for a trip to West Ham tonight and Michael Carrick gave his pre-match presser. Meanwhile we have new transfer rumours! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Mike is back with this week's episode of News For The Blues, as he discusses all the latest from David Moyes' pre-match press conference before the visit of Leeds United to Hill Dickinson Stadium. Jack Grealish's injury, the return of Gana and Ndiaye from AFCON, Branthwaite, Dewsbury-Hall, Alcaraz and James Garner's contract are all on the agenda. To help support the show, please use our affiliate links for both CFS and Fanatics when buying your Everton merchandise ⬇️

Voilà tout juste un an que Donald Trump est retourné à la Maison-Blanche. Douze mois d'essoufflement pour la planète, tant la cadence imposée par le président américain est intense et inédite. Comme le reste du monde, l'Afrique est, elle aussi, prise au dépourvu par les méthodes brutales du milliardaire. Fin de l'Agence des États-Unis pour le développement international, bombardement aérien au Nigeria, accaparement des terres rares en RDC, sans compter les taxes douanières et la restriction d'entrée aux États-Unis imposée à des dizaines de millions de ressortissants africains. Dans une analyse pour le site d'information français Mediapart, le journaliste et essayiste sénégalais Ousmane Ndiaye décrit un « impérialisme trumpien violent pour le monde entier, mais encore plus pour l'Afrique ». Il répond aux questions de Sidy Yansané. Durant son premier mandat en 2018, Donald Trump désignait les pays africains comme des « shithole countries », des « pays de merde ». Mais depuis son retour il y a un an, le président américain, et les États-Unis en général, n'ont jamais montré autant d'intérêt pour le continent. Pour le pire ou pour le meilleur ? Ousmane Ndiaye : Pour le meilleur pour les Américains, sans doute, quand on se situe dans l'axe trumpien du America first. Par contre, du point de vue africain, je crains que ce soit pour le pire. Parce que ce nouvel intérêt pour l'Afrique est d'abord purement financier, accompagné d'une volonté d'impérialisme. Et on oublie trop souvent que les États-Unis ont toujours été une puissance militaire présente en Afrique, avec l'Africom (Commandement des États-Unis pour l'Afrique) et que Trump utilise désormais pour intervenir contre des pays sur des questions de politique intérieure. Je pense à l'Afrique du Sud qui a été menacée à plusieurs reprises parce que les Blancs seraient maltraités, selon Trump. Au Nigeria où les États-Unis sont intervenus par des frappes aériennes dans le nord du pays dans des conditions encore floues. Deuxième volet très important de l'offensive trumpienne : « Je viens en Afrique parce que stratégiquement vos minerais m'intéressent. » C'est clairement formulé, c'est clairement dit. Les pays d'intérêts de Trump ont un fort potentiel minier, comme la RDC. Certes, il y a l'accord de paix avec le Rwanda, mais il est corrélé avec un accord de partenariat économique qui donne un accès privilégié aux États-Unis aux ressources minières de la RDC. Ça rappelle la politique de la Françafrique des années 1970-1980 où la France avait un accès privilégié aux ressources de son pré-carré. Autres pays d'intérêt pour Trump : la Guinée. Dans le cas de la Guinée, quel est cet autre intérêt précis ? D'abord, le gisement de fer du Simandou. Et ensuite, il ne faut pas oublier que Trump aussi projette les obsessions de la diplomatie américaine, à savoir la concurrence avec la Chine, très présente en Guinée. Alors même que ressurgissent en Afrique les slogans qui ont fait les Indépendances - tels que la lutte contre l'impérialisme et le colonialisme, la défense de la souveraineté - les dirigeants du continent, mais également les opinions publiques africaines, pour l'instant en tout cas, montrent beaucoup moins de ferveur à critiquer Trump. Pourquoi ? Il y a une scène qui m'a beaucoup marqué, c'est le sommet Afrique-États-Unis à la Maison blanche en juillet dernier [auquel participaient les présidents de la Mauritanie, de la Guinée-Bissau, du Sénégal, du Liberia et du Gabon, NDLR]. Ils ont été reçus comme des écoliers. On les a mis dans un car, Trump oubliant leurs pays d'origine tout en oubliant leurs noms. C'était un spectacle de domination terrible ! Je m'attendais à une sorte de posture de dignité de ces chefs d'États. Au contraire, on les a vu dans un acte de contrition et d'aplatissement. Notamment le Gabonais Brice Oligui Nguema proposer le prix Nobel à Trump avec force et dans discours mielleux, ou encore le Sénégalais Bassirou Diomaye Faye surfer sur la passion pour le golf de Trump et lui proposer des terres. Ce qui me frappe, c'est que face aux États-Unis de Trump, les Africains n'ont ni réponse individuelle ni réponse commune. Tout le reste du monde s'organise pour faire face à ce désordre, à cette tempête qu'est Trump et je trouve que l'Afrique reste assez en marge, à tort. Car Trump est en train de bouleverser l'ordre du monde. Et dans ce bouleversement, comme on l'a vu avec la fin de l'USAID et le retrait américain des organisations internationales, l'Afrique en subit les premières conséquences. Des millions de personnes risquent de mourir en Afrique suite à un seul décret de Trump. On risque d'avoir plus de morts que durant le Covid. Donc l'Afrique subit déjà la brutalité de Trump. Personnellement, je crains un retour de la guerre froide, c'est-à-dire des stratégies de positionnement des grandes puissances mondiales, où l'Afrique n'est qu'un instrument et, encore une fois, le terrain d'une lutte par procuration. Dans un espace où il n'y a pas de respect des conventions internationales, ça va être encore plus catastrophique que durant la guerre froide.

Mike is back with this week's episode of News For The Blues, as he discusses all the latest from David Moyes' pre-match press conference before the tricky trip to Villa Park 3rd on Sunday, to face high flying Aston Villa. Fourth shirt fallout, player availability, Ndiaye transfer links and potential player incomings are all on the agenda. To help support the show, please use our affiliate links for both CFS and Fanatics when buying your Everton merchandise ⬇️

On connait les deux premiers qualifiés pour les demi-finales de la CAN 2025 : le Maroc et le Sénégal. Les Lions de la Terranga ont battu le Mali (1-0) grâce à un but d'Iliman Ndiaye. Vu le nombre d'occasions procurées, trouvez-vous que le Sénégal était mal payé hier ? Qu'avez-vous pensé des choix de Pape Thiaw, notamment offensivement ? Iliman Ndiaye peut-il être le facteur X du Sénégal sur la fin de compétition ? Le Mali s'arrête donc en quart de finale, il y a t il quelque chose à retenir de la compétition des hommes de Tom Saintfiet ? Ont-ils été lâché par leur capitaine Yves Bissouma ? Aujourd'hui l'Algérie affronte le Nigéria. Les Fennecs sont-ils prêts pour faire face à ce géant africain ? Petkovic a-t-il trouvé son 11 ? Comprenez vous les tensions entre Victor Osimhen et Ademola Lookman ?Ce podcast est hébergé par Podcastics, la plateforme pour créer et diffuser votre podcast facilement.

Les notes de Bénin - Sénégal (0-3) et Botswana - RD Congo (0-3), troisième journée de la Coupe d'Afrique des Nations 2025. Quelles notes pour Sadio Mané, Iliman Ndiaye, Bongonda ou encore Gael Kakuta ?

Debrief Bénin - Sénégal (0-3) et Botswana - RD Congo (0-3), troisième journée de la Coupe d'Afrique des Nations 2025.

C'est l'entrée en lice d'un des favoris de la CAN 2025 : le Sénégal affronte le Botswana pour ses débuts dans la compétition au Maroc. Est-ce un match tranquille pour les Lions de la Teranga ? Est-ce logique de les voir si favoris de leur groupe ? Quelle est la principale force de cette équipe ? Quel rôle doit avoir Sadio Mané ? L'ancien joueur de Liverpool doit-il être le leader de cette attaque ou simplement un soutien pour les jeunes ? Cette CAN va-t-elle être le début d'une transition pour changer de leader ?

Le WFC distribue les notes de Sénégal - Botswana (3-0), de RD Congo - Benin (1-0) et de Tunisie - Ouganda (3-1). Quelle note pour le sauveur pour Wan Bissaka en RDC ? Et pour Mané au Sénégal ?

Chicago Bulls vs. Atlanta Hawks NBA Pick Prediction by Tony T. Bulls vs. Hawks Injuries White is questionable with Dosunmu and Smith probable for Chicago. Porzingis and Dante are out for Atlanta with Ndiaye probable. Recent Box Score Key Stats Bulls at Hawks 3:30PM ET—Chicago improved to 12-15 following their 136-125 road victory against Cleveland Bulls shot 52% with 38% from three. Nikola Vucevic scored 24 points with 15 rebounds. Matas Buzelis contributed 24 points with five rebounds. Chicago allowed 48% shooting with 36% from three. Atlanta fell to 15-4 after their 126-98 home defeat against San Antonio. Hawks hit 40% with 25% from three. Nickeil Alexander Walker led the team with 23 points with four assists. Jalen Johnson chipped in with 17 points with 11 rebounds. Atlanta allowed 54% shooting with 36% from three.

Mike is back with this week's News For The Blues, as he discusses the latest from David Moyes' pre-match press conference before our trip to Chelsea. Jordan Pickford's latest award, injury latest, Ndiaye and Gana off to AFCON and two important press releases from the last couple of days are on the agenda. To help support the show, please use our affiliate links for both CFS and Fanatics when buying your Everton merchandise ⬇️

Dan is here with the latest Liverpool news as The Reds win on the road at West Ham and reportedly eye up two huge transfer targets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Paddy has been busy during the international break - he spoke exclusively to Everton forward Thierno Barry HERE. He and Matt explore the nuances that come with interviewing a new player through a translator and how he's adapted to life on Merseyside. We also assess the growing transfer speculation surrounding Iliman Ndiaye. Could Everton get a big offer for the forward in January? And what should they do if they do? In the final part of the show we answer questions on Troy Parrott, Seamus Coleman, Jake O'Brien, the academy set-up, the Toffee Lady and Everton's most overrated and underrated current players.

He's one of the Premier League's most effective dribblers, but Iliman Ndiaye is so much more than just quick feet. We dive into the Everton star's incredible season, breaking down his 4 goals in 10 games and his role as the Toffees' key playmaker. From Boreham Wood to scoring the last-ever goals at Goodison Park, we explore the Senegalese international's rapid rise. Is he destined for an even bigger club, and how far can this elite talent go? Iliman Ndiaye, Everton, Premier League, Senegal, Attacking Midfielder

Les and Dave look back on a much needed three points against Fulham at the weekend. The lads look at the team's set-up, what David Moyes should be looking at doing with the Ndiaye and Gueye at the AFCON as well as making better use of the bench. Looking to watch your football wherever you go? OFFER: Black Friday exclusive deal: Big savings + 4 months extra. Use the following link https://nordvpn.com/blueroom Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Le nouveau podcast « Mon corps électrique » d'Arnaud Robert Les brèves du jour En direct de Dakar : Maryam Ndiaye, 25 ans, la voix de la prévention au Sénégal

Mike is joined by Stu Palmer to discuss the 1-1 draw against Sunderland; The lads discuss Iliman Ndiaye's goal of the season contender; They also dissect the striker issues, with Thierno Barry's miss and how the manager manages both him and Beto discussed; The show rounds off with a look ahead to Saturday's game against Fulham. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dave Jones is joined by Jamie Carragher and Jonny Evans as Granit Xhaka starred as Sunderland showed their resilience again to battle back and maintain their unbeaten home record in a 1-1 draw with Everton, after Iliman Ndiaye's stunning solo goal.Listen to every episode of the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast here: skysports.com/sky-sports-premier-league-podcastYou can listen to the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast on your smart speaker by saying "ask Global Player to play the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast".For all the latest football news, head to skysports.com/premier-leagueFor advertising opportunities email: skysportspodcasts@sky.uk

Fraudulent teams and players, and anti-Italian discrimination. Chapters: 00:00:00 GW9 Recap: Rodon and the Rest of the Shitters 00:05:50 West Ham (aka Wet Spam): Bowen, Paq, and Co. 00:15:44 Arsenal Defense, Set Pieces, and Gyökeres Chat 00:34:27 We've Got Our Manchester United Back (and Boomo Back) 00:44:48 Liverpool & Everton Defenses: VVD and Tarkowski as FPL Picks 00:51:38 Palace Assets & A Group of Midfielders: Sarr, Ndiaye, Boomo, Bruno, Enzo, and Minteh 01:04:50 Second Best FWD in the Game: Igor Thiago Nascimento Rodrigues 01:08:35 Discord Questions: Lifestyle Qs, Gordon, Taking Hits, VDV, and Welbz FML FPL is a Fantasy Premier League podcast hosted by Alon and Walsh, two veteran FPL managers riding the weekly highs and lows. Expect brutally honest reactions, fantasy football advice you probably shouldn't follow, and full Gameweek therapy. All Other Links: https://linktr.ee/fmlfpl #FPL #FantasyPremierLeague #FPLPodcast #Gameweek10 #GW10 #FantasyFootball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike and Lee are joined by Evertonian author, Jim Keoghan, to discuss the injury setback for Jarrad Branthwaite and 2-0 loss to Manchester City; Despite the defeat, Iliman Ndiaye showed his quality once again, with the lads discussing his worth and value to the side; With Beto coming in for some post match stick, they discuss whether there is an unfair narrative building against the striker; The show rounds off with a look ahead to this weekends visit to Hill Dickinson Stadium, for Spurs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this podcast I go through my final thoughts to help you lock your FPL Team Selections ahead of Gameweek 8. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━

LISTEN IN FULL: https://tinyurl.com/mx25mp95 Matt, Mick and Patric return this week. The win over Crystal Palace dominates the conversation, as we dig deep into the changes that sparked a second-half comeback. Is the Ndiaye as a no. 10 experiment over after Alcaraz's impact? And is the striker situation set for the short-term after Barry's disappointing display. We also look at the wild celebrations that followed the winner and overall atmosphere so far at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joe discusses his top transfer targets to consider for Gameweek 6 including Xavi, Ndiaye & Tarkowski.

In this podcast I run through FPL players being brought and sold from peoples team for Gameweek 6 and discuss whether they are good moves or not. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━

@FPL_BlackWolf & @FPLUSABrian share their Wildcard teams for GW6! They venture off template on a few picks and go through a Salah+Haaland draft. Then they tackle #FPLCommunity questions on Triple Cap options, Free Hit, Salah's form, & more.

The half-twelve slot could mute the Anfield edge, which might suit Everton, yet Liverpool's quality should tell if they recreate the Atletico level. Moyes' Anfield record, threats like Grealish and Ndiaye, and the likelihood of Ekitike and Kerkez starting are weighed up, with midfield selection the intriguing call. The panel lean towards a controlled two-nil win if Liverpool impose their tempo. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Les and Dave discuss a perfect opener for Everton at our new home. A 2-0 win, Ndiaye scoring the first goal at the new ground, star signings making the difference, and a penalty save from Pickford - it really couldn't have been more perfect, could it?! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

LISTEN IN FULL: https://tinyurl.com/2cwtthvh Matt and Mick take a closer look at how Everton can unlock Grealish tactically after his transfer. What made him so effective in that last season at Villa? Where will he play for Everton? What does that mean for Ndiaye? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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