Overview
- Both clubs confirmed late on Tuesday that Jack Grealish has rejoined Everton on a season‑long loan after completing a medical.
- Reports say Everton will cover the bulk of Grealish’s wages, with several outlets citing roughly 90% of his reported £300,000‑a‑week pay though exact terms vary between sources.
- The move was coordinated with other deadline‑day business, most notably Iliman Ndiaye’s reported £60–65m transfer to Manchester City, leaving Everton short in forward options.
- Grealish is coming off rehabilitation from a stress fracture in his foot and has said he feels ready to train and play under David Moyes to regain regular minutes.
- With one year left on his City contract, most outlets interpret the loan as a step toward Grealish’s permanent exit from Manchester City and a signal of City’s squad reshaping.