Everton is considering the possibility of a double deal this summer to sign Manchester City's duo John Stones and Jack Grealish, in what could be one of its most significant moves in the transfer market, with direct support from coach David Moyes, who is keen on reuniting the players.

According to reports, Everton has the option to permanently purchase Grealish for £50 million. However, Everton views the deal as unrealistic at the moment, prompting the Everton management to negotiate with Manchester City regarding the purchase option price.

On the other hand, John Stones remains under scrutiny as he enters the final months of his contract with Manchester City. If no agreement is reached regarding an extension, the 31-year-old defender could become available for free, which has put several clubs on alert in anticipation of seizing the opportunity.

These moves reflect Moyes' desire to strengthen the team's backbone with experience and technical quality, leveraging his previous knowledge of the players and their ability to make a difference, as part of a project through which Everton aims to establish stability and compete strongly in the upcoming season.