Jack Grealish has completed a surprise move to Everton after an agreement was finally reached following extensive talks involving all parties.
The transfer was concluded after a lengthy meeting attended by Everton chief executive Angus Kinnear, manager David Moyes, representatives from Manchester City, and Grealish himself.

Discussions had been ongoing for some time, with several key details needing to be resolved before a breakthrough could be achieved.
In the end, Everton succeeded in securing the England international’s signature for a fee of Β£22.5 million, bringing one of the summer’s most eye-catching deals to a close.
The move represents a significant statement of intent from the Merseyside club as Moyes continues to reshape his squad ahead of the new campaign.
Grealish arrives with a wealth of Premier League experience, having enjoyed spells at both Aston Villa and Manchester City, where he collected numerous major honours.
Everton supporters will be hoping the 30-year-old can provide the creativity and attacking quality that has often been missing in recent seasons.
His ability to carry the ball, create chances and influence matches in the final third is expected to add a new dimension to Moyes’ side.
For Manchester City, the deal marks the end of Grealish’s time at the Etihad, while Everton will view his arrival as a major coup and a clear signal of their ambitions for the future.