Everton working on a deal to sign Manchester City attacker Jack Grealish again | OneFootball

Everton are reportedly working on a deal to bring Manchester City attacker Jack Grealish back to the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Grealish spent last season on loan with the Toffees, impressing for David Moyes’ side before injury struck.

The England international is not in the plans of new Man City manager Enzo Maresca having been left out of their squad for pre-season.

Grealish is keen on returning to Everton but no agreement has been reached between the two clubs.

The 30-year-old is also on the radar of clubs in the Saudi Pro League, with Al Hilal keen.

Everton opted not to take up the £50 million buy option in his loan deal, and while the Toffees would entertain another temporary move, City would prefer a permanent deal.

The Englishman is into the last year of his contract and he wants to remain in England.

Grealish made 20 appearances for the Toffees last term, weighing in with six goals and two assists.

He completed 23 dribbles and made 32 key passes, and Everton could do with his services again next term.

Moyes was gutted after the Blues missed out on European football last term, and things could have been different had Grealish not got injured.

The attacker will fancy his chances of impressing again at Everton, and securing another loan deal could work in the favour of both parties.

The Toffees have added Hayden Hackney to their ranks while Tyrique George and Merlin Rohl have joined in permanent deals after last term’s loan spells.