It has been four years since Manchester City broke the British transfer record to sign Jack Grealish for £ 100m, but now they are weighing the possibility of financing his exit.

He was left out cityThe Club World Cup team in the United States this summer, and the message seems clear that it is no longer part of Pep Guardiolaplans. Bored He is now seeking his next movement, one who will allow him to rediscover his best shape and even push his way back to the England squad in front of the World Cup next summer.

His goal is to compensate for the lost time and ensure that he does not lose another large tour of American soil, but the road forward is not direct.

Borrowed to London?

Resources have shown it West Ham United They have made informal contacts about the Grealish situation, exploring the possibility of signing it before the new season begins.

Hammers are looking for new offensive opportunities after Mohamed Qudus’s departureBut the conviction of the Greek to join can be difficult. West Ham fought near the end of the Premier League last season and has shown a little sign of significant progress under Graham Potter so far.

A permanent transfer is not being taken into consideration. Those near Manchester City suggest that a credit action is seen as the most realistic solution this summer.

Grealish, 29, earns more than £ 300,000 a week in Etihad – meaning the city will have to cover a significant portion of its salaries to facilitate an action.

More interest to Premier League

Everton are another club believed to be interested as they seek to build momentum before transferring them to a new stadium. Tottenham hotspur Also keep a genuine interest and currently represent the highest high -profile English club that can provide him with a new start.

Newcastle United have previously been linked, but their current concentration seems to have moved to other transfer advantages – including tracking of the ecitic Hugo, which we discovered last week is likely to be at work.

The situation has begun to intensify. There has been little urgency to find a resolution so far, but as a pre-season is taking place and the new approaching campaign has an increased goal in the search for a new club.

A move abroad remains a small option, though recent links to AC Milan and Naples have been rejected by sources close to the player.