Tottenham and Everton have struck an agreement over a double transfer that would see Iliman Ndiaye move to north London while Richarlison returns to Goodison Park, according to reports.

The two Premier League clubs have reportedly finalised the framework of the deal, meaning the final decision on both moves now rests with the players involved rather than any outstanding club-to-club negotiations.

Ndiaye is understood to have already given his blessing to a switch to Tottenham, having been convinced by the project being built under the club’s current setup.

The Senegalese forward’s pace, technical ability, and eye for goal would add further depth to Spurs’ attacking options as they continue building for the season ahead.

Richarlison’s situation, meanwhile, appears slightly more complex. The Brazilian is currently in discussions with Everton over his potential return, but he is said to be weighing up as many as three separate offers before committing to any specific path.

His previous spell at Everton established him as a fan favourite, and a return to Merseyside would mark an emotional homecoming for the forward.

Should Richarlison choose to prioritise the Everton reunion, the two clubs could move quickly to complete both transfers in tandem, given that an agreement is already in place.

However, his final decision could still delay proceedings, particularly if a rival offer proves more appealing on personal or financial terms.

With the broader framework agreed, attention will now shift to how quickly the players finalise their respective choices, which could determine whether both deals are wrapped up together or on separate timelines.