Grealish omitted last Thursday for disciplinary reasonsPlaymaker left on Merseyside to work on his fitnessJack Grealish is poised to miss his third successive game for Everton when David Moyes’s side visit Newcastle in the Premier League on Monday night.Grealish was dropped from Everton’s Carabao Cup win against Matthias Jaissle’s team last Thursday for disciplinary reasons. The 31-year-old had missed training without permission in the buildup to the fourth-round tie. He was also absent from the previous game, a Premier League defeat at Arsenal, owing to illness. Continue reading...
The Guardian · 02 novembre 2026 à 14:58
Jack Grealish left out of Everton squad again for Premier League trip to Newcastle
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