🚨 Reports: £117m man leaves City, Grealish finds new club
According to reports, Grealish will be loaned to league rivals FC Everton. He has already agreed on a contract with the club from Liverpool, with Everton taking over a large part of the salary he receives at ManCity, which is said to be around 300,000 pounds per week, according to 'The Times'.
Grealish is reportedly already on his way to the medical check.
Everton is confident that they can deploy the winger in the season opener against Leeds next weekend.
For the 29-year-old, this will be his third station in the Premier League, after Aston Villa and the Cityzens.
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