View: Everton star's presence in open training session will surely allay injury fears

Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye took part in an open training session after being ruled out for Senegal during the March international break.

The Toffees’ squad were present in front of junior supporters and fans were surely provided reassurance regarding the 25-year-old’s fitness after being involved in the drills.

According to the Liverpool Echo, the Blues were of the opinion that any knock the forward may have had was minor and their assessment seems to have come true.

It will surely allay any fears fans had about the former Olympique Marseille star potentially being unavailable for some upcoming Premier League matches.

Ndiaye has been pivotal at Hill Dickinson Stadium and the attacker has the ability to push the Merseyside outfit into Europe single-handedly.

Iliman Ndiaye injury relief a massive boost for Everton

Ndiaye joined Senegal with an injury he possibly picked up with the Toffees and it’s a good thing they didn’t force him to play in their friendlies against Peru and Gambia.

Young fans at Hill Dickinson Stadium were seen serenading the forward during the open training session, highlighting his influence at the Blues.

Supporters in L4 were right to have a few concerns when they first heard about the winger’s fitness issue after what’s happened with Jack Grealish this season.

The Senegalese attacker will be a key player going into the final seven Premier League games of the season and his absence would have surely been a big blow in the Merseyside outfit’s European aspirations.

David Moyes’ team can possibly go level on points with Liverpool if they beat Brentford, highlighting the progress the Scottish manager has made this season.

David Moyes has winning formula at Hill Dickinson Stadium

Everton will travel to the City Ground on 11 April before hosting the first Merseyside derby at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

The Toffees have been poor at home for the majority of the season but have found their feet in L4 in recent weeks, with Beto leading the line.

Dwight McNeil, Iliman Ndiaye and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall have formed an impressive partnership up front, as James Garner and Idrissa Gueye burst their lungs in the engine room.

Moyes is getting a tune out of his team at the right moment and the Blues’ current momentum could see them end the campaign on a high note.

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