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The Shot Clock reported that Mbaye Ndiaye was first in the EuroLeague in successful closeouts after six games and had become an important player in crucial moments. In a 1,500-word article, the medium analyzed his performance and how, in its assessment, he fit into coach Bartzokas's system. https://t.co/16YeY2B2w6 #Euroleague #Basketball #SportsAnalysis (translated)

ChristosUE analyzed in a video the match Olympiakos BC-Barcelona, noting that Vezenkov prevailed in his personal duels and that Olympiakos' offense found solutions against Barcelona's different defenses. He added that McIntyre and Montero exploited the defense without help, while he described Ndiaye's presence in offense and defense as excellent and his utilization by the coaching staff. According to him, the two against two game between Montero and Vezenkov acquired chemistry, and he pointed out the last defense and the last offense of the match. He also mentioned that Olympiakos had a record of 5-1, the best offense and the seventh defense per 100 possessions, with the defense gradually improving. #OlympiacosBC #Μπαρτσελονα #μπάσκετ (translated)

The Shot Clock wrote that, after four years of evaluating hundreds of players for the highest level, it considered Mbaye Ndiaye's transition from ASVEL to Olympiacos the most misguided assessment it had made. According to the writer, Ndiaye had adapted to Olympiacos's needs and improved his shooting, evolving into a key player for the team. He described it as a great success in scouting, as he believed he was ready to play a leading role in the EuroLeague champions and act as a steady closer. The Shot Clock also highlighted Carr, who, as he wrote, had been scoring consecutive 20-point games, Robinson Earl, whom he described as one of the best players in Europe and noted was playing in the Eurocup, and Lofton. He added that last season's Valencia players —Montero, Badio, De Larrea, and Pradilla— had scattered to different teams. According to him, the value of roster planning was that it increased the chances of identifying players who could elevate a team without guaranteeing infallible selections. Finally, he announced an upcoming detailed article on the subject. #basketball #scouting #αθλητισμός (translated)

Red joker wrote that, six months earlier, 90% of the fans wouldn't have known Ndiaye and would have wondered if it was something edible or would have made a crude sexual remark. He added that Olympiakos fans should enjoy the fact that, as he said, they had the best coach in Europe at his peak. #OlympiacosΒC https://t.co/iAqVDPYZaH #ποδόσφαιρο #οπαδοί #προπονητής (translated)

Vagg_Drakoulis wrote that Olympiacos achieved two victories in Valencia and Barcelona within three days, both in overtime. He mentioned that the team had a record of 5-1, with four away wins, three in Spain and one in Kaunas, while expressing his excitement for the performances of Sasha, Montero, and Ndiaye. https://t.co/8LJDQTCSNj #Basketball #OlympiacosBC #EuroLeague (translated)

Actu Foot qualified the ratings given by L'Équipe after Manchester City-PSG as "lunatic" and asked its readers what might explain them. According to the reported ratings, Erling Haaland received an 8; Désiré Doué, Fabián Ruiz, Ayyoub Bouaddi, and Matvey Safonov received 7. Ousmane Dembélé, Achraf Hakimi, Nuno Mendes, Warren Zaïre-Emery, Maghnes Akliouche, Antoine Semenyo, Iliman Ndiaye, and Enzo Fernández received 6. Vitinha, Marquinhos, and Matheus Nunes had 5. Joško Gvardiol, Marc Guéhi, Rúben Dias, Elliot Anderson, Jérémy Doku, and Willian Pacho received 4; Rayan Cherki and Abdukodir Khusanov, 3; Gianluigi Donnarumma, 2. #ManchesterCity #PSG #Ligue1 (translated)

Actu Foot reported that after City's defeat to PSG, Iliman Ndiaye believed that his team would have won if they had not conceded three goals. He urged his teammates to be focused from the start and emphasized that they had numerous shots and opportunities to turn the match around. According to him, if they replicated their second half, they could beat any team. #Football #PSG #IlimanNdiaye (translated)

Gavros Bartzokikos stated that Mbaye Ndiaye, in the first five rounds of the EuroLeague, had an average of 11.2 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1.2 steals, with 84% in two-pointers, 66.7% in three-pointers (2/3), and 80% in free throws. According to the data provided, he also had a 13.2 PIR and 17 minutes and 40 seconds of playing time. #OlympiacosBC #OlympiacosBC https://t.co/S2y7yVYddB #EuroLeague #Basketball #MbayeNdiaye (translated)

Gavros Bartzokikos wrote that Mbaye Ndiaye, earning 800,000, was "the steal of the summer." He mentioned that he provided significant help behind MVP Sasha and that, although he considered Peters the better player, Ndiaye fit the team better. He also described him as a very good passer near the basket. #OlympiacosBC #Καλοκαίρι #Basketball #MVP (translated)

Cerfia has recorded eight ministers of National Education in ten years under the presidency of Emmanuel Macron: Jean-Michel Blanquer, from May 2017 to May 2022; Pap Ndiaye, from May 2022 to July 2023; Gabriel Attal, from July 2023 to January 2024; Amélie Oudéa-Castéra, from January to February 2024; Nicole Belloubet, from February to September 2024; Anne Genetet, from September to December 2024; Elisabeth Borne, from December 2024 to October 2025; and Édouard Geffray, since October 2025. #Éducation #Politique #France (translated)

Instant Foot reported that Senegal defeated Comoros in a friendly match thanks to the only goal from Iliman Ndiaye, presented as a former Marseille player. The account also noted that Patrick Vieira's team remains unbeaten after two victories and one draw. #Sénégal #Football #Victoire (translated)