Manchester City’s Jack Grealish has completed his medical and is poised to join Everton on a season-long loan, which includes an option for the Toffees to purchase him permanently for approximately £50 million .
The England international, who struggled for regular appearances under Pep Guardiola—making only 16 starts across all competitions last season and just seven in the Premier League—was omitted from City’s squad for their final league match against Fulham, as well as the delegation traveling to the FIFA Club World Cup .
This move represents a chance for Grealish to regain consistent first-team football and reinvigorate his career ahead of the upcoming season—an opportunity he appears keen to embrace .
Everton have acted swiftly to finalise the loan agreement. While Manchester City will look to recoup a significant portion of Grealish’s reported £300,000-per-week salary—and Everton’s overall outlay, including the loan fee, may exceed £12 million—the inclusion of a £50 million buy option provides both clubs with flexibility depending on the player’s performance .
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