Manchester City fans have been sharing their honest thoughts after hearing that Everton are desperate to sign Jack Grealish on loan – and their reactions are a mix of surprise, laughter, and curiosity.
Grealish, who joined Manchester City for a huge £100 million from Aston Villa in 2021, hasn’t always been in the spotlight since arriving at the Etihad. While he’s had his moments of brilliance, injuries and Pep Guardiola’s tough rotation policy have limited his time on the pitch. That’s why the idea of a loan move isn’t totally out of the blue — especially with City being linked to other wingers and midfielders this summer.
But Everton being the club to come knocking? That’s what has raised eyebrows.
For many City fans, the idea of letting Grealish go – even temporarily – doesn’t sit right. They feel he still has something to offer, especially with his ability to hold the ball, draw fouls, and slow the tempo when needed in tough matches. A few fans said he’s been underrated lately, and that writing him off after a few quiet games is unfair.
Still, others see a loan as a win-win situation. Grealish would get regular minutes, which he desperately needs ahead of a busy season. And Everton, who are rebuilding under Sean Dyche and need some flair and creativity, could definitely benefit from a player of Grealish’s level — if they can afford his wages.
On social media, some fans joked that Grealish wouldn’t be able to handle the rough tackles at Goodison Park or that his fashion sense might be too flashy for Merseyside. Others questioned whether Everton is a step down for someone who was part of a Treble-winning squad just a year ago.
At the end of the day, most City supporters agree on one thing: if Grealish is to leave, even on loan, it needs to be the right move for both the player and the club. And if he stays, they hope to see him rediscover his top form and play a bigger role in the team’s success this season.
Until anything is confirmed, it’s just speculation — but it’s clear that Grealish still has the fans talking.