“‘ABSOLUTE CHAOS!’ – Richard Keys UNLEASHES Explosive Rant on Everton’s SHOCKING Transfer Blunders!”
Everton bolster squad with key arrivals after Moyes’ early transfer window frustrations
During Everton’s pre-season tour in the United States, David Moyes underlined the need to bring in more fresh talent to Hill Dickinson Stadium before the Premier League season gets underway.
Since then, The Friedkin Group have acted decisively, completing deals for Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Adam Aznou.
Among the new arrivals, one signing in particular has impressed Richard Keys, who described it as “stunning” business.
Keys impressed by Jack Grealish capture
With Jarrad Braithwaite sidelined by injury, Everton may still need to target a centre-back before the transfer window closes.
Nevertheless, Moyes can take encouragement from the strength of his attacking options heading into the new campaign.
The arrival of Jack Grealish stands out as a marquee addition, signalling Everton’s ambition for a new chapter.
Speaking on beIN SPORTS on 13 August, former Sky Sports presenter Keys expressed his enthusiasm for the signing of the England international.
“I think if the authentic, the real Jack Grealish turns up, it’s a stunning piece of business,” Keys said. “For £12 million, which is the loan fee… come on.”
Last season at Manchester City, Grealish was restricted to just seven Premier League starts, playing a total of 735 minutes and registering one goal and one assist.
Moyes will be eager to revive the winger’s peak form after he slipped down Pep Guardiola’s pecking order.
Former Everton striker Andy Gray also shared his thoughts, suggesting there was one man chiefly responsible for making the deal happen.
“The one he talked about that was a real bonus was David Moyes. David’s a big fan, loves Jack and thinks there’s plenty in the tank,” Gray remarked.
Potential rewards and risks
At his best, Grealish is a joy to watch, and Everton supporters will be eager to see him in action.
With the World Cup approaching, the 29-year-old has extra motivation to prove himself and force his way into Thomas Tuchel’s England squad for next summer.
However, given his limited involvement last season, there is no certainty he will immediately rediscover his best form on Merseyside.
The Blues have mitigated that risk by securing him on loan; if his peak years are behind him, they will avoid being tied to a long-term contract.
Still, for a modest loan fee, Grealish’s signing could be transformative.
If Moyes can reignite his creativity, dribbling flair, and on-ball influence, Everton will have landed one of the most eye-catching deals of the summer—one that could define their season.
