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And speaking in the embargo section of his pre-match press conference to preview Everton’s first game of the season against Crystal Palace, Moyes was asked if Ndiaye could go late in the window. The Blues boss said: “No. Unless there’s something absolutely outrageous.
“The words we say that ‘everyone has a price’ but he has not got a price to me. As far as I’m concerned, as long as I’ve been here, he has never been leaving and I don’t know where the stories have come from.
“I had no recollection or nobody mentioned to me about the other stuff that we’ve heard.”
Ndiaye returned to Everton midway through their German training camp in between their friendlies in Hamburg and Stuttgart, and Moyes praised the Senegal international’s attitude since he came back.
He said: “Ili has been great. The difference in his level when he came back with the team, he made the whole group jump a couple of levels because of his ability.
“He gave us a little bit of magic dust, Ili. He’s got that capability of doing that and I think he gives it to the supporters as well.
“So why would any manager, me being the one at the moment, have any thought that they’d be keen on selling him? Not at all.”
Iliman Ndiaye has turned down an offer to move to Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal. 
