Grealish is so different

With his current form, Grealish is not only Everton's hope.

Joining Everton on loan from Man City in the summer transfer window, Grealish quickly revived under the guidance of coach David Moyes. He played explosively, was voted the Premier League Player of the Month for August and became the core of the Toffees' playing style.

However, that form was not enough to help Grealish get a place in the England team for the October training camp. This made many "Three Lions" fans angry, especially when the former Aston Villa star continued to leave a strong mark in Everton's 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace on October 5, just a few days after England announced the list.

Influence

Not only did Grealish's 90+6 minute goal help Everton come from behind to win 2-1 at home, ending Palace's 19-match unbeaten streak, but he also had a bigger impact. Everton fans were completely captivated by Grealish's mesmerizing playing style.

With 4 assists and 1 goal in just 7 games, he proved that he is still one of the brightest stars in English football. After a difficult period at Manchester City, where he faced pressure and fierce competition, Grealish found his shine again at Everton.

Grealish joined Manchester City in 2021 for a record 117 million euros, becoming the most expensive player in the club's history. However, his time at the Etihad has not always been smooth.

Despite being expected to be a key player in Pep Guardiola's system, Grealish has faced difficult times, including injuries and competition from other stars.

Moving to Everton, Grealish has the opportunity to renew his career and regain his confidence, proving that his class is still there. Everton manager David Moyes said: "Grealish is a real maestro who can change the game."

Indeed, at Everton, Grealish plays as a "number 10", receiving the ball and doing whatever he wants. He is the center of every attack of the port city team.

Grealish has talent and a unique playing style.

In the context of modern football, which is heavily system-oriented and collective, the fact that coach David Moyes has given Grealish a lot of freedom since the beginning of the season says it all. The goal against Crystal Palace was just the final touch to Grealish's value.

Grealish's bravery and ability to make a difference in decisive moments are still "rare" in the current Premier League.

England need Grealish

With his current form, Grealish is not only Everton's hope in the battle for survival in the Premier League. England and even Manchester City can expect more from this star.

His dribbling, ability to hold the ball under pressure and creativity in his play make him one of the most unique personalities in the Premier League 2025/26. This image of Grealish is reminiscent of his sublime period at Aston Villa before moving to Man City. Compared to Jude Bellingham, Phil Foden or Saka, Grealish has a completely different color and style of play.

None of the current England stars have been given the freedom and the mentality of a "conductor" like Grealish. Bellingham, Foden or Saka are just pieces in a perfect system at Real, Arsenal or Man City.

At Everton, Grealish has the freedom to create magical moments. If England want to win the 2026 World Cup, they need players who can create breakthroughs like Grealish.

For Man City, Grealish's future at Etihad is still there, especially since his contract with the club runs until 2027. At 29, the English winger's time is not over yet. If Grealish continues to shine like this, Pep and Tuchel will certainly have to reconsider using Grealish.

Source: https://znews.vn/grealish-qua-khac-biet-post1591297.html