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Wayne Rooney couldn’t resist a playful jab at Jack Grealish after the England winger chose Everton’s famous No.18 shirt, a number steeped in Merseyside football folklore. This summer, the jersey was up for grabs again after veteran Ashley Young’s departure, and Grealish, fresh from sealing a loan switch from Manchester City, wasted no time in claiming it.

Manchester City have wasted no time in filling the famous No.10 shirt, handing it to French prodigy Rayan Cherki in the wake of Jack Grealish’s departure to Everton. The 21-year-old arrived from Lyon just before the FIFA Club World Cup in a deal worth €36 million (£30.5m), with further add-ons potentially inflating the fee.

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Jack Grealish’s switch from Manchester City to Everton has drawn sharp reactions from the Italian press as they believe Napoli have "dodged a bullet" by missing out on the winger. The Toffees have secured the England international on a season-long loan deal which includes the option to buy him outright for £50m next summer.

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Jack Grealish has revealed he phoned Everton and England great Wayne Rooney before moving to Merseyside on loan from Manchester City.

Everton have secured a season-long loan move for Manchester City outcast Jack Grealish. The England international, who fell out of favour at City under Pep Guardiola, will now get an opportunity to redeem his career with regular game time under David Moyes. Grealish's loan deal to the Toffees will also include a purchase option set at round £50 million ($67m).

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has bid a fond farewell to good friend and team-mate Jack Grealish ahead of his transfer to Everton.