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Everton Open Talks Over Ambitious Loan Move for Jack Grealish

Ritam Dey

Everton have initiated discussions with Manchester City over a potential season-long loan move for Jack Grealish, as the England international edges closer to a possible Etihad exit.

The Toffees have approached to bring the £100m winger to Goodison Park for the 2025/26 campaign. Talks are believed to be in the early stages, and while the deal is described as “complicated,” Everton is keen to explore the possibility of a high-profile acquisition.

Grealish Facing Uncertain Future at Manchester City

Grealish, 29, endured a frustrating season under Pep Guardiola, finding himself out of favour and increasingly peripheral to City’s plans. His omission from City’s Club World Cup squad earlier this summer, along with reports suggesting he agreed to train away from the first team, further fuelled speculation over his future.

The move, if completed, would represent one of Everton’s most ambitious transfers in recent years, though there are no guarantees an agreement will be reached. Negotiations are expected to be complex, particularly in terms of salary contributions and potential clauses.

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Jack Grealish’s Recent Season Struggles

Jack Grealish’s recent seasons with Manchester City have been marked by a noticeable decline in form and playing time, raising concerns about his future at the club. Since the 2022-23 treble-winning campaign, Grealish has struggled to maintain consistency, managing only three goals and five assists in 53 appearances across all competitions since the start of the last season. 

Grealish in the 2024-25 Premier League season saw him start just seven of 20 matches, contributing one goal and one assist. Despite the challenges, Everton appear determined to strengthen their attacking options, with Grealish viewed as a player who could bring creativity and experience to Sean Dyche’s squad.