Man City 'don't want Jack Grealish back' in Everton termination twist

Manchester City have no interest in recalling Grealish even if Everton terminate his loan deal; the winger faces an uncertain future with his City contract expiring in summer.

Jack Grealish's loan spell at Everton has become increasingly troubled after the club considered terminating his contract following a breach of discipline. Manchester City, according to former City financial adviser Stefan Borson, have no desire to bring the winger back to the Etihad Stadium, viewing him as a "headache" rather than a solution.

Everton manager David Moyes has suggested a return to the squad is not impossible, but Grealish has been ruled out of the upcoming match against Coventry City on Friday, 6 November. With his Manchester City contract expiring at the end of the season and no prospect of a recall, Grealish finds himself in "limbo" with his future as a footballer looking uncertain. Borson stated that City would not have left a clause allowing Everton to return him, describing the situation as "a mess."