Everton Grealish's preference if he leaves Man City

What the report says
Jack Grealish would prefer a return to Everton if he leaves Manchester City before the transfer window closes, according to sources cited by BBC Sport. The England midfielder, 30, has made two substitute appearances for City at the start of the season, but the club’s new boss is understood to be open to an exit before Tuesday’s deadline.
BBC Sport reports that Grealish spent last season on loan, or otherwise with Everton? Actually, the article says he spent last season with the Toffees, where he scored twice and added six assists in 20 appearances before a season-ending foot injury in January. City sources told BBC Sport there have been no concrete offers for him yet this summer, while Everton chief executive Angus Kinnear said the club have remained in contact with the player.
City manager Enzo Maresca said he is continuing to work with Grealish while the situation remains unresolved, and indicated the next few days will determine what happens. The report also notes City’s interest in Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye, who has rejected several contract offers and is believed to be valued highly by Everton, adding another possible link between the clubs. The situation matters because it could reshape squad plans for both Premier League sides before the deadline.
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