Jack Grealish isn't worth 50m now, no chance, but I think there's a price where Everton could get a deal done with Manchester City' Former Toffees star reveals the fee he thinks his old club may end up paying for the winger this summer

"Not at 50m, absolutely no chance, not at Everton Football Club. The way they work, the way David Moyes works, that doesn't happen. It's brinkmanship. Everton would love him and they'd absolutely take him, but that's not going to be his value. He's 30 now, the other side of his peak."

"If it was in the region of 20m to 25m and I'm not even saying that's Jack's value, that's not the point that's where a deal could be done if you're Everton and it might make sense. There's no sell-on value. There probably isn't any sell-on value at all for Jack if he stays for two or three years, particularly as he's had a number of injuries."

"Who else can afford Jack's wages? You'd need to really be in love with Jack to afford those wages and go towards 50m. How many clubs are going to be able to do that now for a player of that age who has had injuries? It's not many."

Jack Grealish joined Everton on a season-long loan from Manchester City and performed well initially, recording four assists in his first two starts. A stress fracture ended his season prematurely. Everton's loan deal reportedly includes a €50m purchase option, but former Everton winger Pat Nevin believes this price is unrealistic. At 30 years old and past his peak, Grealish's market value has diminished. Nevin suggests a deal could materialize at €20-25m, considering his age, injury concerns, and high wages. Few clubs can afford both his transfer fee and salary demands, making a permanent move uncertain despite his strong initial performances.

Read at www.fourfourtwo.com