Everton's Jack Grealish Suffers Foot Injury, Potentially Out for Months

The loss of Grealish — who is on loan from Manchester City — would be one more obstacle Moyes must try to overcome as he looks to steer Everton into Europe. There are concerns he could have suffered a suspected stress fracture. That would lead to potentially missing a couple of months. Grealish had hoped his move to the Hill Dickinson Stadium would bolster his chances of returning to the England squad, and he was spotted in conversation with the head coach Thomas Tuchel. However, Tuchel has not included him in his plans so far, and the injury could further impact the 30-year-old’s hopes of going to the World Cup. In a statement, Everton said: “Everton can confirm Jack Grealish has sustained a foot injury. Jack is currently under the care of the club’s medical team and will also be reviewed by a specialist in the coming days. Further updates will be provided in due course.” ● Tommy Wright, one of the finest full backs ever to grace Goodison Park, has passed away at the age of 81. An FA Cup winner in 1966, league champion in 1970 and England international, Wright made 374 appearances for Everton, his only club.