Jack Grealish & Richard Keys
(Credit: Imago & beIN SPORTS)
Alex Charlton
Mon 26 May 2025 7:10, UK
Everton are braced for a new chapter in their history as they move to the Hill Dickinson Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.
The move to their new home will mean substantial changes for the North West club, and they are set for an overhaul this summer.
David Moyes will want to cement their transition with some marquee signings to play in their new 52,888-seater stadium.
One player who has been touted for a move to the Toffees is Jack Grealish, who looks likely to leave Manchester City.
Everton, Jack Grealish
Grealish is surely on his way out of Man City (Credit: Imago)
Everton could target Grealish this summer
Grealish has endured a torrid campaign at Man City, and his fate has been sealed on the final day of the Premier League.
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The 29-year-old was omitted from City’s matchday squad by Pep Guardiola, who said it was a selection decision.
This means that the winger is primed to leave the Etihad Stadium as he looks to reignite his fading career.
Jack Grealish’s 2024/25 Premier League statistics Total
Appearances (starts) 20 (7)
Goals 1
Assists 1
Touches 28.5
Accurate passes 18.8 (91%)
Successful dribbles 0.7 (59%)
Opportunities have been limited for Grealish
He will likely have several options this summer, with Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur and Everton possible destinations.
Indeed, it has been claimed that he favours staying in the North West, where he lives, so he does not have to dislodge his family.
Richard Keys and Andy Gray discussed the Englishman’s future live on beIN Sports (25 May), with Everton one of the clubs mentioned.
After talking about his chances of moving to United, Gray posed another question: “Everton?”
Keys responded: “Yeah, I think Everton would be. I think he would be loved; Everton love a 10…
“Yeah, yeah, United or Everton?”
Gray: “Well, Everton are the better side at the moment ain’t they?”
Grealish would be statement signing for Everton
The allure of being part of the Toffees’ new chapter will appeal to players.
Everton are club steeped in history and honours, and there is a positive feeling around the North West club that has been missing for some time.
Moyes is the man responsible for generating that buzz as he aims to replicate his previous exploits from his first spell.
The Goodison club will want to make a statement signing as they move to their new home, and what better signing than Grealish?
Yes, the three-time Premier League title winner has failed to produce this season, but he has an undeniable talent that is waiting to be sparked back into life.
Grealish relished as the main man at Aston Villa, and that is a role in which he stars best.
At City, Guardiola has not afforded him such luxury, and instead, he has been a cog in an efficient football machine.
Furthermore, the 29-year-old needs to be loved, and he would receive that at Everton, but not at Man United.
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