EVERTON HAVE SECRETLY AGREED TO SIGN JACK GREALISH FROM MAN CITY IN BOMBSHELL £100M DEAL… BUT ONE DEVASTATING LAST-MINUTE TWIST COULD RIP THE ENTIRE TRANSFER TO SHREDS! You Won’t Believe What’s Holding It Up…

Jack Grealish joined Everton on loan in the summer and has quickly established himself as a major asset in David Moyes’ squad.

The England international produced an influential display in the 3-0 win over Nottingham Forest, dictating play even though he did not find the net.

He made up for that at Bournemouth, scoring the decisive goal and celebrating with the intensity that has already endeared him to the Everton supporters.

The Toffees fanbase is eager to see Grealish remain at the Hill Dickinson Stadium beyond this season, but any permanent stay hinges on negotiations with Manchester City.

Everton have a permanent agreement in place for Grealish

To secure Grealish on loan, Everton agreed to cover part of his wages after bringing him in from the Etihad during the previous transfer window.

Excitement around his arrival was enormous, and the 30-year-old has so far lived up to the expectations placed upon him.

The creative midfielder has been directly involved in six Premier League goals and appears well-placed to increase that tally as the campaign progresses.

Once the season concludes, the club will have a major decision to make regarding whether to turn his loan into a full transfer.

According to Alan Nixon on 7 December via Patreon, Everton and Manchester City already have a £50million framework in place should the Toffees choose to buy him outright.

The clause is not mandatory, and there is a chance the fee may fall to around £30million in the summer.

City are preparing for a substantial clear-out of players, and their willingness to sell could see Grealish become available at that reduced figure—a price that would undoubtedly attract interest from rival clubs.

Everton must take care with their Grealish decision

Grealish’s strong form illustrates how much he enjoys playing under Moyes. However, Everton face a significant choice over whether investing such a large sum in a 30-year-old is the right long-term move.

While it would be difficult to find another player of his calibre at a similar price, the emergence of Tyler Dibling offers the club a potential alternative already within their ranks.

If Everton aim to strengthen the entire squad ahead of next season, the £30million could arguably be put to better use elsewhere rather than committing it all to one player.