Manchester City risk millions of euros on a top transfer for Grealish

Everton urgently needs a reliable winger because the search for a new striker has failed and the team, after an injury‑related interruption of its loan, is turning back to Jack Grealish. The 31‑year‑old Englishman could therefore make use of the free transfer from Manchester City.

Loan deal and miscalculation

This summer, Jack Grealish clarified his renewed loan from Manchester City to Everton.

Jack Grealish's transfer to Manchester City turned out to be a mis‑investment, the source emphasizes.

The original transfer of Jack Grealish to Manchester City once cost €117 million.

Grealish's desire to stay

At Everton, the English winger feels very comfortable; the previous loan ended early last season due to injury, so Grealish is now back with the Toffees.

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Football Insider reports that the 31‑year‑old Grealish also wants to stay in Liverpool beyond the current season, because there is no future for him at Manchester City. Now there is an initial tendency as to whether he will remain beyond the season.

His contract with the Sky Blues is expiring, making a permanent stay at Everton even easier. His expiring contract with the Sky Blues also facilitates the possible free move, which is considered a top transfer for the Toffees.

Jack Grealish's market value is estimated at €24 million; he has made a total of 24 appearances for the Toffees, two of which came in the current season.

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Everton manager David Moyes is likely to be pleased with the winger's stay, after the attempts to sign a new striker have recently failed.

In the current Premier League season, the Toffees remain unbeaten with one win and three draws.