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Mark Smith

Sun 31 May 2026 15:10, UK

Jack Grealish is officially no longer an Everton player, but that could change in the very near future.

The Manchester City loanee has fallen in love with the Toffees during his loan spell, and he is idolised in the stands of the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Unfortunately, his spell in blue ended on a sour note, with the winger missing basically the entire second half of the season with an injury.

David Moyes was gutted to lose Grealish, and that was compounded by missing out on European football in the Premier League.

Everton have made it no secret that they wish to keep Grealish, and summer talks will be next over another loan, or even a permanent switch to Merseyside.

Jack Grealish shares amazing Seamus Coleman images

Grealish wasn’t the biggest exit from Everton this summer, though, with Seamus Coleman moving on after spending nearly his entire career in blue.

With 435 appearances for Everton, Grealish will never quite reach the same level as the defender.

But, unlike many others in the professional game, Grealish does share a brilliant insight into the squad and what has happened in recent weeks quite often.

That includes Sunday, when the Man City attacker shared images from the month of May, where not only did he say goodbye to Coleman, but Pep Guardiola too, at his parent club.

There’s a couple from the farewell of Coleman, the second in the thread being Grealish kissing his former teammate on the cheek in a picture all Everton fans will love.

It ended with another from the Irishman’s farewell, with Jordan Pickford also involved.

Could Jack Grealish still sign for Everton?

Guardiola was obviously happy to allow Grealish to leave the Etihad, but with Enzo Maresca set to take over this summer, his stance may change.

Everton want Grealish again, but City could demand anywhere from £25million upwards, and it may make sense to go down another loan.

The winger only has one year on his big-money contract in Manchester, so another loan could open the possibility to sign him for nothing next summer.

Of course, City may not want that, but given their ability to sell other players consistently, they may put the wishes of Grealish first.

Moyes will just hope that the disastrous end to the season doesn’t harm those chances of a reunion.

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