Recently, the Mirror talked about Gralish's future at Manchester City. They said that the players should leave Manchester City as soon as possible, and Everton may be his perfect next home.
In Manchester City's career, Gallish gradually changed from a creative player to a "rest stop" in the eyes of his teammates. This means handing the ball to Gallish, who either maintains possession or wins a free kick, giving teammates a chance to breathe.
This was originally a compliment, but it actually revealed his role change at Manchester City. When he joined Manchester City four years ago, Gallish was the type of player who created opportunities with every touch, but in the end his main task seemed to be to avoid anything so that everyone could take a break and his spirituality was replaced by functionality.
Guardiola's achievements have given him tolerance in allocating responsibilities, and most fans believe that despite his outstanding performance in the Triple Crown season, Gallish has not fully utilized his talent at Manchester City. They have seen photos of Gallish drinking beer occasionally and nodded to show their understanding. This view may be correct, but we cannot be sure of it.
What we know is that the role Guardiola arranged for Gralish can actually be done by many high-quality professional players. Gallish almost became a Guardiola experiment: see if the £100 million maverick could be turned into a gear in the machine.
In that epic season, Galish did make a significant contribution to the team's success. But in the end, this did not achieve particularly good results for both sides. Now, the relationship seems to be over. Last week, Gallish returned to the training ground alone, and his teammates who went to participate in the Club World Cup would not return until July 28.
I have stressed for years that Premier League clubs should not lend players to each other, but I still stick to that point of view. However, this situation cannot be changed. From a romantic point of view, returning to Aston Villa would be a good choice, but would Manchester City allow him to go to an opponent he had competed with for a long time last season? Not likely. Is Emery suitable for Gallish? It's unlikely.
There are rumors that West Ham is interested in him, which makes sense, but Everton is the ideal place for Gallish. Everton is about to move into a brand new riverside stadium, which will be full of vitality next season.
Moyes has aroused the mood of fans, and the new owner Friedkin Group has also made a good start. Although Moyes is considered to be conservative in tactics, it is not fair. He hopes to show the team's style during the prime of his career, and fans also like players like Gallish very much.
Everton will usher in a new start at the new home court, and it is also an ideal place to start over for one of England's most talented football players.