Everton take Jack Grealish transfer risk as David Moyes disagreement emerges

Everton still look likely look to re-sign Jack Grealish on loan from Manchester City.

The 30-year-old moved to the Toffees temporarily last summer and reignited his career under David Moyes.

In January, the England international picked up a season-ending injury that he's still recovering from.

Grealish is wanted back at Hill Dickinson Stadium, and the transfer committee in L3 are willing to make an exception for him.

The Merseyside outfit want to wait and see how the winger's recovery is going before restarting discussions at the Etihad Stadium.

There's an expectation that the Blues are in for some tough negotiations as they work on the Englishman's return.

What David Moyes and Everton think about transfer as Jack Grealish decision made

There are two different transfer ideologies at the Toffees, with Moyes and other members of the hierarchy not seeing eye to eye.

On the one hand, the Scottish manager wants the Blues to sign players with proven quality, while influential members of the recruitment team want to invest in players with potential aged between 18 and 25.

According to The i Paper's print edition on Thursday, despite the "competing priorities", there's a desire in L3 to bring Grealish back, but that could take time.

The club want to focus on signing players in the younger age categories, but Moyes would like a here-and-ready player such as Grealish.

The Merseyside outfit are prepared to wait until the end of the transfer window to get a better deal for the forward.

Last summer, the England international's loan move cost the Hill Dickinson Stadium hierarchy £12million, and they don't want to commit that kind of money to another temporary deal.

By delaying the winger's return, the Toffees are arguably taking a massive risk, which could allow other teams to swoop in for a deal with Man City.

Why David Moyes could have Jack Grealish transfer answer soon

Goodison News has consistently covered injury updates around Grealish at Everton since being sidelined.

It feels like the attacker is nearly back to full fitness as he continues to put the work in at City's football academy.

With the Toffees waiting to see how the forward's recovery progresses before making a move, they may have an answer soon.

Fans in L3 are desperate to see Grealish back at the Merseyside outfit after scoring two goals and providing six assists in 20 Premier League games under Moyes, whom the Englishman has immense respect and admiration for.