Everton want Jack Grealish on loan but face competition from several Premier League clubs and Napoli for Manchester City man – Paper Round

Everton are looking at signing Manchester City winger Jack Grealish on loan for the season, The i Paper reports.

Toffees manager David Moyes is said to be a huge fan of the England international.

Everton will prepare to make a pitch to Grealish but are aware they face competition from several Premier League clubs, including West Ham United.

“At the moment Everton are waiting to hear City’s conditions and whether they will prioritise a permanent exit for the 29-year-old.

“But their interest is genuine and he is on a list of ambitious targets as they look to step up the pace of their summer recruitment drive.”

Manchester United are considering a deal to hijack Newcastle’s attempts to sign Benjamin Sesko, The Sun reports.

The RB Leipzig striker is valued at £70 million and is said to have reached a verbal agreement with Newcastle, who face losing Alexander Isak this summer.

“Bundesliga outfit Leipzig want £70m for the 22-year-old who has already made 41 appearances for Slovenia.

“He signed from RB Salzburg in 2023 and has gone on to play 87 games for them, including in the Champions League.”

Brentford will refuse to sell Yoane Wissa to Newcastle for any price until they can find a replacement for the striker, The i Paper reports.

Newcastle value Wissa at £30m, but their move for the DR Congo international is proving tricky given the other moving parts involving both clubs.

“However, with Brentford having already lost Bryan Mbeumo to Manchester United, they are not contemplating shipping another important forward who contributed 19 goals to their Premier League campaign last season.

“Talk of their valuation being £50m for Wissa is understood to be inaccurate.”

Granit Xhaka is on the verge of signing for Sunderland after the newly promoted Premier League side agreed a £17m deal with Bayer Leverkusen, the Guardian reports.

The ex-Arsenal midfielder was eager to return to the Premier League and he is now set to sign a three-year deal with The Black Cats, who will pay £13m up front for the Switzerland international.

“Xhaka was also part of the side that won the German double and reached the Europa League final in 2024. He was also an integral member of the team that finished second to Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga last season, as well as featuring 10 times in the Champions League.”