SHOCKING INSIDER BETRAYAL: Ex-Everton Legend SLAMS DOOR on Toffees, URGES Moyes to SNATCH £35M STEAL-OF-THE-CENTURY DEAL PERMANENTLY – You Won’t Believe Who!
Everton’s hopes of securing Jack Grealish on a permanent deal could be about to take a major turn.
The England international has been nothing short of exceptional during his loan spell at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, swiftly establishing himself as a vital part of Everton’s starting XI.
Jack Grealish’s performances have injected creativity and consistency into the Toffees’ attack, and his absence was sorely felt during Saturday’s 2-0 defeat to Manchester City — his parent club.
Without him, Everton lacked the spark and invention that he has so often provided this season.
The Merseyside outfit has completely fallen for the winger, whose flair, experience, and work ethic have made him a fan favourite.
While a permanent move has always appeared financially challenging for David Moyes’ side, recent developments suggest the situation might be shifting.
Reports indicate that Everton could potentially sign Grealish for an initial fee of around £35 million, a significant drop from the £50 million buyout clause included in his loan agreement.
Pep Guardiola recently hinted that he may recall the 30-year-old if his impressive form continues, yet there remains uncertainty over whether City would truly stand in his way should the right offer arrive.
The former Aston Villa captain has rediscovered his best form this season, tallying five goal contributions in just seven appearances.
His combination of technical brilliance, vision, and leadership has reminded many why City spent £100 million on him in 2021.
Former Everton scout Bryan King, speaking exclusively to Goodison News, suggested that a deal might be achievable if City are willing to negotiate:
“They (Everton) should be looking at Grealish. But whether the £50 million would be the final figure is another matter.
City might quote that, but when all is said and done, the actual fee could be closer to £35m or £40m. He’s still a big player to take off their wage bill.
Grealish earns huge wages, and with a couple of years left on his contract, that’s a massive saving for City.”
While financial restrictions make a permanent transfer difficult, few would dispute that Grealish would be worth every penny.
Everton have already invested heavily in promising talents like Thierno Barry and Tyler Dibling, both of whom are long-term projects.
Grealish, however, is a proven Premier League performer who guarantees end product and experience — qualities Everton desperately need in the present.
Though such a deal might limit other summer spending, securing Grealish permanently would send a clear message of ambition.
His influence both on and off the pitch has been transformative, and if Everton can find a way to make the numbers work, it could prove one of their smartest moves in years.
