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Grealish 'going to sleep with a smile' on his face after re-signing for Toffees

Jack Grealish says "it feels so good" to rejoin Everton on loan and "can't wait" to see the supporters again on Sunday for the match against Manchester United. The 30-year-old forward spent last season on loan with the Toffees, before a foot injury in February ended his campaign. It means a lot to me and hopefully I've made a few Everton fans happy.

Grealish 'going to sleep with a smile' on his face after re-signing for Toffees

Jack Grealish is thrilled to rejoin Everton on loan, eager to see the passionate supporters on Sunday when they face Manchester United. The 30-year-old forward spent last season on loan with the Toffees, but a foot injury in February cut short his campaign. Grealish expressed his happiness, attributing his best moments in football and life to the love and support he receives from both the manager, teammates, and fans.

He recalled the warm welcome he received from Everton fans during his first game against Leeds, a memory that he cherishes. Grealish hopes his re-signing brings joy to Everton fans and he is prepared to begin training for the upcoming match. He is looking forward to returning to the club and playing for the team again.

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