Everton manager David Moyes has said there is still a way back for Jack Grealish at the club, while stressing he cannot say when the player might rejoin the first-team lineup.
Moyes offered a cautiously open stance on Grealish’s future at a recent press engagement, emphasising that the club has not closed the door on the player. He stopped short, however, of providing any firm timetable or condition for when Grealish might be selected again.
The manager’s comments underline that decisions on squad selection will be governed by the club’s assessment of performance, training standards and team needs. Moyes framed the situation as one that could change over time, depending on how events unfold at the club and how the player responds.
The remarks are likely to be interpreted as a signal that Everton will continue to manage the matter internally rather than making an immediate resolution public. Moyes’s position keeps options open for both the club and the player as they consider next steps for the remainder of the season.
Further clarity on Grealish’s status is likely to depend on forthcoming training reports and matchday selections, with the manager reserving final decisions until the club has a clearer picture of what is best for the team going forward.