Jack Grealisk is the target of Everton and could decide to make the move because of his desire to stay at home in Cheshire, where he lives with his partner and young daughter
Jack Grealish is the target of Everton, who hopes to use the wishes of the Manchester City star to stay at home in their favor.
England International Grealishe has no future in the Etihad Stadium and this summer was omitted from the City team for the World Cup club in the United States. He has been told that he is free to find another club, but City will hope to secure a permanent exit for the 29-year-old they signed from Aston Villa in 2021 for £ 100 million.
The Italian champions Napoli were associated with a move for Grealish, who would join his former city teammate Kevin De Bruyne if he would complete a move to Naples.
But the independent report that the 39-time-covered broad man would rather stay in the north of England in his Cheshire house that he shares with partner Sasha Attwood and the young daughter of the couple.
Looking for what stability After he had moved from the Midlands, Grealisk can decide that a loan to Everton is the perfect opportunity for him to try to regain the form that City made him the most expensive English player ever when they bought him four years ago.
Cheshire is a favorite with football players who play for the North West clubs because of the easy residential work distance to the training facilities for both Manchester and Merseyside outfits.
Grealisk has won three Premier League titles and the Champions League in City, but he has seen his influence on the side of Pep Guardiola in recent years. He only made 20 Premier League performances in each of the last two seasons and only scored once in 2024-25.
Everton would see the signing of Grealisk as a huge coup, with manager David Moyes said he was willing to give him the belt and to free him from the limitations that he often had been under playing for the demanding Guardiola.
The MerseSiders go to their new Hill Dickinson Stadium in the Bramley-Moore-Dock of Liverpool at the start of this season after their men's side left Goodison Park.
That new start and new stage can also appeal to Grealisk if he wants to get his career back on the right track, and he could focus on his English place in the time for 2026 World Cup next summer.