British media: Everton intends to loan Manchester City s 29-year-old winger Gallish, and Napoli is also paying attention

According to the British media Independent on July 29, Everton intends to loan Manchester City's 29-year-old winger Gallish.

The media pointed out that the England international has fallen out of favor at the Etihad Stadium and the Toffees hopes to enhance the team's creativity before moving to the new Stadium. Everton's goal is to reach a loan deal for Jack Gallish, but any negotiation depends on whether Manchester City accepts a "deluxe" loan agreement or pushes for a permanent transfer.

The 29-year-old has been excluded from Pep Guardiola's lineup and has not participated in the Club World Cup with the team. He is now free to consider other options. Sources told the Independent that Naples had also expressed interest, but Everton believes they have a chance because players are expected to stay in northern England.

Glalish gave birth to a daughter with her long-time partner Sasha Atwood in September and is currently eager for a stable life. Everton will offer opportunities to stay in Cheshire while also presenting an attractive football opportunity. David Moyes is willing to build a team around Gallish and offers more freedom than he did at Manchester City. Many people close to the players believe that one reason for his recent struggle is that such a free-spirited attacker is subject to tactical restrictions.

Everton is about to kick off a new era at Hill Dickinson Stadium, and the willingness to invest after Friedkin Group took over has added additional appeal. Earlier this summer, Gallish met Manchester City fans at the Oasis concert at Heaton Park in Manchester and expressed his love to the fan community: "I love Manchester City more than everything, and do you know what I love more than everything? Manchester City fans! They are the best fans in the world! "

Everton is also negotiating with Lyon for 20-year-old Belgian supernova Malik Fofana. The striker is capable of all positions in the front line, but the French club requested more than £40 million before it was willing to sell it.

Nevertheless, there are signs that Fofana believes he is ready to take this step and has received the attention of many European teams so far this summer. The player is eager to test himself in the Champions League but is also willing to transfer to the right program, which opens the door to a potential transfer to Everton.

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