Mr. 100 million has no choice! Gallish makes two major sacrifices and decides to leave Manchester City and join Everton

Jack Gallish is about to loan from Manchester City to Everton - although his primary goal this summer is to join a team that can compete in the Champions League and complete a permanent transfer.

The attacking midfielder has continued to decline after joining Manchester City for £100 million. The outside world has long expected that he will leave this summer. Guardiola has also approved his departure, after all, it was difficult for Gralish to get playing time in the last few months of last season.

Everton is now making a loan request, but that means the former Aston Villa star needs to plan for the future again in 12 months - a situation he originally wanted to avoid.

According to the BBC, 29-year-old Gallish has also let go of his obsession with the Champions League. He had hoped to continue playing in the European arena, but neither Newcastle nor Tottenham, who had previously been rumored to be interested in him, made no offer.

Instead, Gallish will help Everton start the new season at the brand-new Hill Dickinson Stadium. Including rental fees and salary, the deal could cost Toffees more than £10 million.

Gallish played more than 150 times during his time at Manchester City, winning three Premier League titles, one Champions League title and one FA Cup championship with the team. He was a key member of the team's triple-champion season, but only started seven times in the league last season, and Manchester City finally won't win.

Guardiola then excluded him from the roster of the Club World Cup (sponsored in the United States), further highlighting his marginalization. It is reported that Manchester City is willing to assist Gralish to leave the team, believing that this is the best solution for all parties. The famous Spanish coach also understands the player's current situation.

At the end of last season, Guardiola said: "It's not just Jack. No player in the locker room of all teams in the world will be happy when he can't play. When the team continues to win, they have to accept the status quo, but they are definitely not satisfied. They come here to play, and no one will be willing to do so when they can't play. This is the norm in all clubs."

Glalish chose to join Everton in part because he hopes to impress England coach Thomas Tuchel and re-enter the public eye. The midfielder had previously lost to the 2024 European Cup roster, and he admitted that he was "heartbroken" at the time.