“Jack Grealish SHOCKS Football World: Ditches Man City for JAW-DROPPING Everton Move in Transfer BOMBSHELL!”

Everton are closing in on the season-long loan signing of Manchester City star Jack Grealish, with the 29-year-old giving his approval to a move to Merseyside.

The Toffees have already made five signings this summer, the latest being midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall from Chelsea, who impressed in Saturday’s final pre-season game against Roma.

David Moyes, however, wants more reinforcements before the transfer window closes, with Grealish identified as a priority target — a pursuit first revealed by TEAMtalk on May 26.

In a major boost, TEAMtalk can now confirm Grealish has verbally agreed to join Everton on loan.

The development comes despite concerns that other clubs, particularly Tottenham, could enter the race following James Maddison’s injury. Now, the focus shifts to Everton and City agreeing on the loan’s structure.

Grealish sees the move as a prime opportunity to secure regular playing time and work his way back into England manager Thomas Tuchel’s plans ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

Talks between the clubs are progressing, and Everton are increasingly confident of striking a deal, though the financial terms are significant.

City are aiming to cover as little of Grealish’s £300,000-a-week wages as possible, making wage contribution the central point of discussion.

Everton estimate the total cost of the deal, including a loan fee to City, could be around £12 million.

Crucially, the club is undeterred by the expense, with Moyes eager to make Grealish a marquee signing for the campaign.

Grealish was left out of City’s FIFA Club World Cup squad and their recent pre-season match against Palermo, signalling Pep Guardiola’s readiness to move him on.

Signed from Aston Villa in 2021 for a club-record £100 million, the winger registered three goals and five assists last season.

His versatility makes him a valuable option for Everton, capable of playing on either flank or in an advanced midfield role.

While a late move from Tottenham or another club cannot be ruled out, Everton remain firm favourites to land the England international.

If completed, the deal would be one of the summer’s most notable transfers for the Toffees, giving them a creative and experienced attacking force to bolster their Premier League ambitions.