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Grealish agreed to move to Everton to restart his career. |
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano used the familiar phrase "Here we go" to confirm the deal was completed on the afternoon of August 11th. "Both sides reached an agreement and the English midfielder will undergo a medical today. Grealish has given the nod to Everton's project," the Italian journalist added.
Everton paid a loan fee of £10-12 million, covered 70-80% of the player's salary, and included a £30 million buy-out clause. Grealish is seen as a valuable addition for manager David Moyes as Everton rebuilds its squad for a more competitive season.
Once a key attacking force at Aston Villa, Grealish moved to Man City and was used more in a role of holding the ball and drawing fouls rather than scoring goals directly. If Moyes gives him the same freedom as he did at Villa, Grealish has a high chance of rediscovering his form.
Grealish has been deemed out of Pep Guardiola's plans. Evidence of this is his recent excluding from matchday squads, from the 2025 Club World Cup to the friendly against Palermo in Italy.
This season, Everton moved to their new Hill Dickinson stadium with a capacity of 52,000 seats, demonstrating their ambition by signing five notable new players, including Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (£25 million), Thierno Barry, Mark Travers, and Adam Aznou.
However, Grealish is considered the most important name who can make a difference. Grealish also craves regular playing time to earn a place in the England squad for the 2026 World Cup under manager Thomas Tuchel.
Source: https://znews.vn/jack-grealish-co-ben-do-moi-post1576077.html
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