Jack Grealish Agreement Reached over Season-Long Loan, Medical to Take Place Today
- On Tuesday, Everton agreed to a season-long loan deal for Manchester City winger Jack Grealish, with the move expected to be completed before the 23:00 BST transfer deadline.
- Everton secured the winger after becoming the only club prepared to cover around 90 per cent of his wages, with Grealish preferring a return to the Toffees over boyhood club Aston Villa.
- During his previous loan, Grealish scored twice and provided six assists in 20 appearances before a January foot injury ended his campaign; he made two appearances for Manchester City this season.
- The Toffees are simultaneously pursuing other business, with winger Iliman Ndiaye expected to complete a £65m transfer to City and the club closing in on Monaco forward Folarin Balogun in a £40m deal.
- This move offers Grealish a final realistic opportunity to re-establish himself as a major Premier League player, while Everton defender Nathan Patterson could depart for Serie A side Torino before the deadline closes.
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Jack Grealish Returns to Everton on Season-Long Loan from Man City
In the final hours of the transfer window, as clubs across the Premier League and beyond scramble for last-minute deals, Everton have secured a familiar face. Jack Grealish is heading back to Hill Dickinson Stadium on a season-long loan from Manchester City, with a medical scheduled for Tuesday morning. Losing Ndiaye to City Forced Everton […] The post Jack Grealish Returns to Everton on Season-Long Loan from Man City appeared first on HEAVY.
Jack Grealish agreement reached over season-long loan, medical to take place today
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