Grealish back for Man City - but for how long?
Summary
Jack Grealish has returned to Manchester City after a season-long loan at Everton, during which he suffered an injury but has now recovered. He has played in the first two games of the new season under new manager Enzo Maresca, but his long-term future at City is still uncertain with the transfer deadline approaching.Key Facts
- Jack Grealish is currently under contract with Manchester City for one more year, earning about £300,000 per week.
- He spent last season on loan at Everton but had to return early due to an Achilles tendon injury.
- Grealish has recovered and played in two early matches this season for Manchester City.
- New City manager Enzo Maresca has given him a fresh chance but has not confirmed whether he will stay permanently.
- The transfer window closes on September 1, and Grealish’s future options include staying, going on loan again, or transferring.
- Everton remains interested and has stayed in contact, but no formal offer has been made yet.
- During his loan, Grealish scored two goals and made six assists in 20 matches for Everton before his injury.
- Everton’s chief executive said Grealish rehabbed his injury at Everton by choice and has a good relationship with their fans and club.
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