Everton are reportedly planning a bold summer move to sign Manchester City’s Jack Grealish on loan, according to TEAMtalk. The Toffees, now under the stewardship of the Friedkin Group, are eager to make a statement in the transfer market—and Grealish could be their marquee signing.

The England international has struggled to consistently shine at City, failing to replicate the standout form he displayed during his time at Aston Villa. While he played a role in City’s historic 2023 treble-winning campaign, his overall impact and minutes have declined, making a summer exit increasingly probable.

Negotiations will be far from straightforward. City are expected to demand a high price for the 28-year-old, who currently earns around £300,000 per week. A loan deal is seen as the most realistic option, with Everton likely needing City to cover a significant portion of his wages.

Everton aren’t alone in their interest—Premier League rivals Newcastle United and Aston Villa are also keeping tabs on the situation. Still, the Toffees remain keen to tempt Grealish with the promise of regular game time and a central attacking role, potentially under a new system that suits his strengths.

With the 2026 World Cup on the horizon, Grealish may view a move as the perfect opportunity to reignite his career. But unless financial terms align, Everton must be cautious not to hinge their summer plans on this high-risk pursuit.