Jack Grealish will remain on the sidelines when Everton host Coventry on Friday, with David Moyes confirming that the Manchester City loanee is still unavailable following a breach of club discipline.The 31-year-old has missed both of Everton's meetings with Newcastle over the past week, in the Premier League and Carabao Cup, after reportedly missing training without authorisation.🚨Jack Grealish is set to miss his third straight game for Everton after breaching club discipline. David Moyes has said he still has a future at the club. https://t.co/Z9zV2P9Yf9— Polymarket Sports (@PolymarketSport) November 5, 2026 Moyes had previously insisted that Grealish still had a future at Goodison Park, but offered little clarity over when the midfielder might return."No, Jack is not available. I wouldn't give you the plan, but we will be working with Jack again soon," the Everton manager said ahead of Friday's encounter.The club have remained tight-lipped about the incident. Everton initially cited a lack of fitness as the reason for Grealish's continued absence, while Moyes declined to discuss the matter in detail. Asked whether the upcoming international break could provide an opportunity to resolve the situation, the Scot replied: "We just need to wait and see how things go."##NAJAVA_MECA_10088144##Grealish is attempting to revive his career on Merseyside after falling out of favour at Manchester City, who paid £100 million to sign him in 2021. A key figure in City's historic Treble-winning campaign in 2022-23, the England international is now facing an uncertain future, with his contract expiring at the end of the season.His first loan spell at Everton produced two goals in 22 appearances, but was cut short by injury. He returned for a second stint this season, making just six appearances before the disciplinary issue further complicated his situation.##NAJAVA_MECA_10087365##
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