Jack Grealish sends message amid Everton return speculation: 'The best feeling ever to be back'

Jack Grealish is the centre of transfer speculation for Everton.

The winger's future still remains uncertain after his anti-climactic loan spell with the Toffees ended the way nobody hoped it would last season.

The 30-year-old won over the hearts of Evertonians in a short space of time, but his foot injury cut his season short.

He is still wanted back at Hill Dickinson by David Moyes, though the Blues still need to reach an agreement with Manchester City.

It's said that the club are going to wait until the Englishman recovers from his injury before making a decision on another transfer.

Now, Everton could be closer than ever to getting their verdict, especially after learning Grealish's recent message.

Jack Grealish sends message, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall responds

Everton are said to be hoping to agree a deal worth £20million or less for Grealish, should they decide on making a move for the former England international.

Another loan move has also been mooted, but Man City will most likely be hoping for a sale over anything else.

He took to Instagram this Wednesday to send a message after returning to full training for the first time since his setback.

Grealish wrote: "The best feeling ever to be back in full training today for the first time in six and a half months. Been so hard mentally, but [it] was all worth it today."

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall responded by commenting an emoji of a hand in the shape of a love heart, showing support for his former team-mate.

It could only be a matter of time before the Blues make their move on the forward.

The other Everton starts to react to Grealish's post

Grealish not only has a connection with Everton fans, but also with the players who are back at Finch Farm.

The Man City outcast appears to have been keeping up with the latest transfer news at Hill Dickinson over the summer, liking and commenting on several posts.

Jordan Pickford, Harrison Armstrong and Jake O'Brien were among some of the Everton stars who have liked his post.

They, along with Moyes and supporters, will be hoping for Grealish to return, though a possible return could go down right until deadline day.

There have been rumours of big-money offers on the table across the globe for him, as the winger will most likely take his time before deciding on his next club.