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Jack Grealish: Everton Midfielder Has Stress Fracture in Foot - David Moyes
- On Tuesday, Everton Football Club confirmed Jack Grealish has sustained a foot injury and said he is under the care of the club medical team and will be reviewed by a specialist.
- Last weekend, during the win at Aston Villa, Jack Grealish picked up the problem and posted a wordless Instagram image to his 8.4million followers the following day, showing him applauding fans with a broken-heart emoji while on a season-long loan from Manchester City.
- Everton manager David Moyes said scans confirmed a stress fracture and `speculation this week suggested the lay-off could be as long as three months, but Moyes added` he would not speculate on timescales.
- The setback threatens Everton Football Club and Jack Grealish's late England World Cup selection hopes, while the loan agreement's 50m option to buy will add to Everton's January transfer thinking in contact with Manchester City.
- Rather than rush him back, Everton will slowly integrate Jack Grealish while the returns of Iliman Ndiaye, Idrissa Gueye, Jarrad Branthwaite, and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall help cover his absence.
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The Independent (US)David Moyes unsure about Jack Grealish return as he confirms broken foot
Grealish has suffered a broken foot but Moyes is unwilling to put a timeline on his return
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Grealish stress fracture hurts his World Cup hopes and is a 'big blow' for Everton
Scans confirmed Everton midfielder Jack Grealish’s foot injury is a stress fracture, in a setback to his outside shot of making England’s squad for the World Cup.
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