Everton are working on a loan deal to convey Manchester City’s Jack Grealish again to Hill Dickinson Stadium.
The golf equipment are in talks over a deal after Grealish, 30, spent final season on loan at Everton. Grealish’s 2025-26 marketing campaign was curtailed by a foot damage sustained in January. Despite that, The Athletic beforehand reported that Everton had been eager on extending the Englishman’s keep.
The Athletic reported on Thursday that City had been desirous about Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye, with David Moyes’ facet eager on a deal which might see a return for Grealish.
On Sunday, although, The Athletic revealed that Tottenham had reached an settlement in precept to signal Ndiaye, with City in talks to signal Liverpool ahead Cody Gakpo — who had been a goal for Spurs. An settlement in precept has additionally been reached for Richarlison to return to Everton, the membership he left Tottenham for in the summertime of 2022 after spending 4 years on Merseyside.
Grealish, in the meantime, made 22 appearances for Everton on loan final time period, recording two objectives and 6 assists earlier than sustaining a stress fracture in his foot in January.
On his return to Manchester, Grealish got here on as a second-half substitute of their first two video games this season — the 3-0 loss in opposition to Arsenal within the Community Shield and 2-1 Premier League win over Bournemouth — however was not included within the matchday squad for Friday’s 4-1 victory at Crystal Palace.
City’s squad has already undergone vital change this summer season, and in assault, winger Savio left for Tottenham Hotspur on a deal value as much as £85million, with fellow ahead Omar Marmoush following him on a loan deal to the north London facet. Bernardo Silva, Rodri and John Stones have additionally departed.
Elsewhere, Everton have explored a move for Fulham’s Kenny Tete in current days as they proceed their search for a brand new right-back. The Dutchman got here near becoming a member of as a free agent final summer season, solely to resolve on the final minute to stay in west London.
Everton have also decided against selling midfielder Harrison Armstrong to Nottingham Forest, who had been in talks over a possible £40m deal for the 19-year-old midfielder.