Traveloasisspot.com – The final hours of the summer transfer window have become a high-stakes chess match for Tottenham Hotspur, whose carefully plotted recruitment strategy was upended when Manchester City swooped in and completed a deal worth £65 million for Everton striker Iliman Ndiaye. The Senegal international, who had been earmarked as Spurs’ primary attacking reinforcement, is now set to join Pep Guardiola’s squad at the Etihad, leaving the north London club scrambling to fill a gap that had already been created by the collapse of their earlier pursuit of Liverpool winger Cody Gakpo.

Manchester City have settled on a structure of £60 million paid immediately, with an additional £5 million contingent on performance-related add-ons. The deal effectively ends Everton’s long-running attempt to retain their most prolific young forward. Over the preceding twelve months, the Merseyside club tabled several contract extensions aimed at locking Ndiaye in place, yet the player’s desire…