Everton Reaches Agreement To Sign Jack Grealish On Loan From Manchester City

‎Everton has reached an agreement to take Jack Grealish on a season-long loan from Manchester City, with Grealish spending the 2025/26 campaign at the Hill Dickinson Stadium after both clubs settled on the arrangement.

‎Grealish has given his approval to the move and Fabrizio Romano is reporting that the winger is set to undergo a medical with Everton on Monday.

‎The 29-year-old’s arrival will be a huge boost for Everton, who have made progress after a frustrating start to the summer transfer window.

‎Grealish has been exploring his options after being left out of the Manchester City squad for this summer’s Club World Cup.

‎He started just seven times in the Premier League last season and is keen to secure regular first-team football to boost his chances of making England’s World Cup squad. The move to Everton will also mean Grealish does not have to relocate from the North West.

‎Grealish is poised to become Everton’s sixth summer signing and should bolster the creative options in David Moyes’s squad.

‎The Toffees will cover most of his salary during the loan, and there’s no expected buy option attached to the deal.

‎Everton is enjoying a lively transfer window so far, having brought in Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Thierno Barry, Adam Aznou, Carlos Alcaraz, and Mark Travers. With a relatively small squad still, Moyes’s side isn’t finished in the market.

‎He is poised to finalise the transfer in the coming days and could make his debut for Everton in the Premier League opener at Leeds United on August 18.