Jack Grealish sends five-word message to David Moyes transfer target at Everton

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Jack Grealish has shared a clear message to Aston Villa midfielder John McGinn over social media.

The Everton loanee is still working hard on his recovery from injury, with his summer hanging in the balance on Merseyside.

Everton hold an interest in McGinn, with David Moyes feeling the experienced Scot could add a lot to the side at Finch Farm.

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Following Aston Villa’s progression to the Europa League final on Thursday, Grealish issued a message to his former teammate amid the Everton rumours.

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Jack Grealish sends message to Everton target John McGinn

Alan Stubbs previously tried to push McGinn towards Everton in the past following their time together with Hibernian.

The 31-year-old showed his quality on Thursday evening, with two goals against Nottingham Forest to help Unai Emery’s side book their spot in the final.

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‘King McGinniesta. What a man,” said Grealish on his Instagram story.

McGinn still has two years remaining on his current deal with Villa, which will certainly make any agreement this summer a difficult one for the Blues.

Moyes has pushed Everton to sign McGinn, with the Toffees having already seen bids knocked back by Villa.

It remains to be seen whether Everton return for McGinn in the summer, but he is certainly showing he is still more than capable of producing on the highest stage at the age of 31.

The midfielder has returned four goals and four assists in the Premier League alone this season.

A further five goals and an assist in the Europa League only highlight why McGinn is wanted on Merseyside.

Everton may fall slightly short of European qualification this season, and players with this experience could be what is needed ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.