Everton looks at a movement for Jack Grealisky while looking at the on loan of Manchester City, but the cooles should find out more than £ 10 million to land the playmaker for a season
Everton should punch around £ 12 million to land Jack Grealishe on loan for the season. The toffees have an interest in signing Manchester City on a temporary basis, but have not yet taken their step.
Grealish, 29, will be available this summer for a relocation of the Etihad Stadium. Everton was only able to follow a loan agreement realistically, but even that would come with some large figures.
City wants to earn back most of the wages of the player, but wages of £ 300,000 a week so that he can leave on loan, which amounts to almost £ 12 million.
The finances do not turn off the blues, but they wait to see how the rest of the window takes place before he decides to make a serious offer. It is one that they can visit closer when closing the window.
They will not be the only club that is interested in the player who signed for £ 100 million in 2021. There must still be new conversations about moving to Everton, but there is really interest from boss David Moyes.
Everton tries to worry about the transfer market and they landed Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall yesterday. The reimbursement for the 26-year-old midfielder is a first £ 24 million from Chelsea. There is another £ 4 million in add-ons.
Dewsbury-Hall has signed a five-year contract and the former Leicester City-Man is out to prove a point after a failed season with Chelsea. “To be honest, I am very excited, my family is excited. There is really a buzz about it. It feels good for me,” said Dewsbury-Hall.
“So only that only gives me the motivation and the extra determination to show everyone, to prove a point and to have a really successful time here.”
Dewsbury-Hall is Everton's fifth signing of the summer after Charly Alcaraz, Thierno Barry, Mark Travers and Adam Aznou. They are still looking for another midfielder and at least a right -sided attacker.