“Jack Grealish’s SHOCKING Everton Feat Leaves Man City STUNNED – You Won’t Believe What He Did!”
Jack Grealish shines in standout display as Everton mark Dickinson Hill stadium debut with victory
Everton completed the loan signing of Jack Grealish from Manchester City earlier this month, believing the 29-year-old could bring much-needed creativity to Goodison Park.
Grealish was eased in with a substitute appearance against Leeds United but truly announced himself in Everton’s 2-0 victory over Brighton.
Operating on the left flank, he rolled back the years, delivering a drilled left-footed cross that set up Iliman Ndiaye for the opener before laying the ball off for James Garner’s stunning strike.
Jamie Carragher named him Man of the Match, praising the way he tormented Brighton right-back Mats Wieffer throughout the contest.
For Everton supporters, this was the type of display they had long hoped to see from the former Aston Villa talisman—a player given the freedom to express his flair.
At Manchester City, Pep Guardiola’s strict tactical system often curbed that freedom, with Grealish one of many stars vying for space.
Yet in just his second Everton outing, he matched a milestone he achieved only once in four years at the Etihad—two assists in a single Premier League game, as noted by Sky Sports.
His impact has been immediate, and with the 2026 World Cup on the horizon, Grealish is determined to force his way back into Thomas Tuchel’s England plans.
The winger admitted he felt the time was right to leave City this summer, seeing Everton as a place where he could rediscover his spark.
What sealed the move was a FaceTime conversation with manager David Moyes, who convinced him he would be central to Everton’s plans.
Reflecting on the Brighton win, Grealish explained: “It was massive—our first game in the new stadium and we wanted to put on a show.
Playing Brighton is tough, so to win was brilliant. I loved my time at City, but this summer I knew it was time for change.
As soon as I spoke with David Moyes, I wanted to come. There are so many reasons I felt this was the right move, and today showed why.”
Everton now prepare for a trip to Wolves next weekend, their final match before the international break, with Grealish already looking like a player capable of transforming their season.
