Everton has received a boost in their pursuit of Jack Grealish, because the Outcast of Manchester City is not part of Pep Guardiola's plans this season.
Daily Mail Sport reported earlier that Fenerbahce was knocked back with an ambitious move for the English international.
In June we revealed how the Merseyside Club watched the situation with the former Aston Villa man, who would become a tent if they mark their move to a new stadium.
Now an approach has been placed on the possibility of a seasonal loan switch for Grealiskh, which is thought that it is around £ 300,000 a week in the city.
Those with knowledge of the season believe that a movement may only come out late in the window, given the conviction that a number of clubs that are interested still have to come to the fore.
If they do this, then the convincing of Grealisk would be seen to make the switch to Bramley-Moore Dock, will be seen as an important game for the new owners of Everton, the Friedkin Group.
Manager David Moyes is known as admirer of the 29-year-old winger and will probably burn him the best player in the Premier League at the moment, in 2021.
The interest rate probably comes from both home and abroad. Grealisk is told that he can leave and was excluded from City's Club World Cup Squad. He wants to forced his way back to the English team prior to the World Cup of next year.
Bayern Munich is known as admirers, together with Newcastle United, although Toon Manager Eddie Howe is not a fan of loans.
Grealiskh arrived in City for a then British record £ 100 million in 2021, and his contract only expires in 2027.
Grealisk did not appear in the first friendly of the city for the season and will most likely miss the weekend trip to Palermo prior to his likely move.
It is thought that he had been to the City Football Academy on Saturday, while Pep Guardiola played two different line-ups during a slim 1-0 win over Preston North End in a match behind closed doors.
But the 29-year-old was not used by Guardiola, whose side ended their preparations for the new campaign in Sicily on Saturday.