
Everton have decided not to terminate Jack Grealish's loan deal from Manchester City despite recent reports claiming he could be forced out ahead of the winter transfer window. The 31-year-old winger was dropped for a disciplinary breach after missing training ahead of a 1-0 win against Newcastle United on November 2, but head coach David Moyes has confirmed he will return to training over the international break.
Grealish missed Everton's last four matches, starting with an illness, but club officials have reportedly reminded him privately of his responsibilities rather than seeking an exit. He is expected to re-join first-team training at Finch Farm and target a return to contention for Everton's trip to face Brentford on November 23.
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