Jack Grealish: What does the future hold?
BBC Sport explores the future of Manchester City winger Jack Grealish, whose contract is due to end soon.
Grealish back in the fold at Manchester City... for now.
The 30-year-old, who was discarded by Pep Guardiola last season, has returned to full fitness and featured in two of City's games so far this season. Though he has been given a new lease of life under successor Enzo Maresca, no guarantees are offered for his long-term future at the club.
A fresh start?
Grealish impressed in training during pre-season to earn a place back in the squad. His form during a loan spell at Everton last season, where he contributed two goals and six assists in 20 appearances, saw him win Premier League Player of the Month for August and become a fan favourite.
Uncertain future
Everton remain interested but have not made an official approach. With the transfer window closing on Tuesday, 1 September, Maresca has left all options open for Grealish's future: staying at City, going out on loan again, or leaving permanently.
"He is here and it is my duty to coach Jack and to try to get the best," said Maresca after Sunday's game. "Then it is one more week to go and we will see what happens."