Jack Grealish's future at Manchester City has reached the point of no return. Everton have reached an agreement with the reigning Premier League champions for the midfielder to sign him on a one-year loan deal, ESPN reported.

The deal includes an option to buy estimated at 50 million pounds (about $60 million) and the 29-year-old is expected to undergo a medical this week.

Final details are being finalized, but everything indicates that Grealish will be available for Everton's Premier League debut, scheduled for next Monday against Leeds United.

If finalized, it would be a significant reinforcement for a team looking to improve its performance after a difficult campaign.

From key player to discard in two seasons

Grealish was a fundamental player in City's historic treble in the 2022-23 season, but his role has drastically diluted. In the last two years, opportunities have reduced and he ended up being left out of important squads, including the final game of last season against Fulham and the FIFA Club World Cup.

His signing in 2021 for 100 million pounds from Aston Villa made it the most expensive transfer in the Citizens' history. However, after four seasons and more than 150 games, the initial glow has faded. Despite returning to training with Pep Guardiola's team earlier this month, the club decided it was best to find an exit so he could get playing time. Everton, aware of their need for leadership in midfield, saw Grealish as a market opportunity. If the loan pays off, the option to buy could mark a turning point in the Toffees' squad.

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