​Everton remain keen on bringing Jack Grealish back to the Hill Dickinson Stadium this summer, according to the Daily Mail. The Toffees have already added Tyrique George to their ranks, but they are plotting a move to re-sign the Manchester City forward following his successful loan spell with Everton last season. Grealish thrived during his time on Merseyside, helping to rehabilitate his reputation, though a long-term injury sidelined him for the latter portion of the campaign. David Moyes, Everton’s manager, pushed to sign the 30-year-old winger and attacking midfielder last summer, and he is expected to push for another opportunity to bring him in this season.
With Grealish, George, and Iliman Ndiaye in the squad, Moyes will boast a array of options on the left wing, reinforcing the flanks as the club strives for European competition. The Englishman is described as a creative and energetic option for the left side, renowned for his ability to fashion chances for himself and teammates alike. His experience would be a valuable asset to the squad, especially as Everton look to climb the table and challenge for continental football.
However, it remains unclear whether Manchester City would be open to another temporary stint for Grealish at Everton. There were whispers that Enzo Maresca might be willing to give him another chance, but Everton must resist the temptation to pursue Grealish if the deal would hinge on risk. While Grealish’s quality is undeniable, the club cannot ignore the uncertainty surrounding his fitness after such a prolonged period on the sidelines. Returning from a serious injury is never straightforward, particularly for a player whose game relies on acceleration, balance, and one-on-one confidence. There is no guarantee that he would immediately recapture the form that made him such a pivotal figure before his setback.
Everton need players who can deliver an instant impact if they are serious about challenging for European football. Tyrique George represents an exciting talent, but he is still young and has yet to prove himself consistently at the Premier League level. Relying on a Grealish who has just returned from injury and an inexperienced youngster would be a high-risk strategy. The Toffees should therefore aim for a proven, fully fit winger who can contribute consistently from the opening weekend.