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Jack Grealish set to do deadline day Everton photoshoot as medical update emerges for stunning return

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Jack Grealish is hours away from sensationally sealing his Everton return on deadline day.

It's been a summer full of drama for the Manchester City star, who was even used by Enzo Maresca in his first competitive games in charge.

Despite that, an exit was always likely.

Sunderland and Aston Villa made their moves for Grealish, but it was always Everton for the England international, who has unfinished business.

And with his medical now officially underway ahead of his second loan move, the final steps are being put in place.

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What's latest on Jack Grealish's move to Everton?

David Moyes has wanted the winger back all summer, but it's taken until the very final day of the window to get it done.

Giulia Bould of the BBC has reported that the medical is happening right now, likely at Finch Farm.

It's said that Grealish will then head for his photos and media duties, probably at Hill Dickinson Stadium, before it's announced.

Bould ends her update by stating that it's hopefully a swift ending on what is a manic day on Merseyside, not just for Grealish, but Everton too.

Who else could sign for Everton today?

Grealish is a superstar, he's won all there is to win in England, as well as the Champions League with City.

Now, he's coming back to finish what he started, with Everton throwing away Europe at the end of last season while he was injured.

Jack Grealish in action for Man City
Jack Grealish to undergo medical as Everton do something no other club did for transfer

He's not the only new signing due, though.

Beto has left for Fiorentina already, while Iliman Ndiaye will also leave alongside Tim Iroegbunam and Nathan Patterson before 11pm.

With Kenny Tete a possible third arrival of the day, Grealish's signing is just the beginning for those at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

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