Manchester City are set to offload forgotten youngsters Juma Bah and Claudio Echeverri on transfer deadline day as Enzo Maresca continues his ruthless squad overhaul. The prospective departures follow Jack Grealish's loan switch to Everton, with the Blues trimming their fringe options while pursuing high-profile swoops in the final hours of the window.
Jack Grealish's Manchester City future remains shrouded in doubt as the transfer window rapidly draws to a close. Despite rumours of a sensational return to Aston Villa, the winger has been warned he does not fit Unai Emery's tactical vision, leaving Everton as a potential destination.
Jack Grealish could “play for any club in the world”, Steve Bruce has told GOAL, with a man that worked with the England international at Aston Villa explaining why the Manchester City forward is “too good” not to find regular football somewhere late in the summer transfer window. The enigmatic 30-year-old, who spent time at Everton last season, has emerged as a target for Sunderland.
Sunderland have emerged as shock contenders to land Jack Grealish after submitting a loan proposal to Manchester City for the England international. The Black Cats are looking to pull off a statement signing as they prepare for a demanding campaign that includes a return to European competition.
Everton chief executive Angus Kinnear has dropped a significant hint regarding the future of Jack Grealish, confirming the club remains in close contact with the Manchester City winger. The England international spent a productive yet injury-hit loan spell at Goodison Park last season and is now facing an uncertain future under Enzo Maresca.
David Moyes has broken his silence on Everton's summer activity, admitting that the club still needs to do "an awful lot more" before the transfer window slams shut. Despite already integrating several new faces into the squad, the Toffees boss believes the current group remains far from the finished article.
Jack Grealish may have faced questions of his £100 million ($135m) move to Manchester City, while generating transfer talk in 2026, but Colin Hendry has told GOAL how the “clever” playmaker has maximised his career. Whatever happens from this point, the 30-year-old forward boasts the kind of trophy-winning CV that most players can only dream about.
Jack Grealish endured a “soul-destroying” injury last season, but the Manchester City-owned winger’s fellow West Midlands native Lee Sharpe has told GOAL why a “game-changing” talent can get his career back on track and potentially earn an England recall. For now, the 30-year-old forward faces a big decision on what his immediate future holds at club level.
Jack Grealish could be handed a surprise route back into Champions League football as Atletico Madrid explore an audacious move for the Manchester City winger. The 30-year-old spent last season on loan at Everton before a broken foot curtailed his campaign, leaving his long-term future at the Etihad Stadium uncertain this summer.