Manchester City star talks about answers about return to former club

Manchester City striker Iliman Ndiaye has hinted at the possibility of returning to his former club, Marseille, amid uncertainty surrounding his current position. The 26-year-old joined City in a £65m deal this summer, aiming to bolster the team's attacking options. However, Ndiaye has been making limited impact, registering no goals or assists in his four appearances.

The club has recently been found guilty on 114 out of 115 charges in a Premier League case, leaving the future of the team and its players in a state of uncertainty. Ndiaye's comments during his international duty in Marseille struck a chord with supporters, who are eager to see him return to his former club. He expressed that while he acknowledges the support from Marseille fans, he has no definitive plans to move back just yet.

Ndiaye's emotional attachment to Marseille, described as his "club," suggests that if City's appeal fails or if a significant punishment is handed down, this sentiment could become more than just a sentimental gesture. It may signal that players are already considering their futures in light of the current turmoil. For now, all parties involved, including City, Ndiaye, and Marseille, remain in a state of anticipation.