Everton reportedly have no plans to cut short Jack Grealish’s loan from Manchester City despite frustration over his recent disciplinary breach. The 31-year-old has missed Everton’s last three matches, including both victories over Newcastle United, but David Moyes is understood…

Everton reportedly have no plans to terminate Jack Grealish's season-long loan from Manchester City early, despite recent frustration regarding a disciplinary breach. The 31-year-old winger missed Everton's last three fixtures, including matches against Arsenal and Newcastle United, after missing part of a training session prior to a recent Carabao Cup tie.
Manager David Moyes is understood to be willing to give Grealish another opportunity and could potentially include him in the squad for Friday's Premier League fixture against Coventry City. Everton prefer to retain the player for the remainder of the season rather than sending him back to Manchester City in January.
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