Former Everton scout Bryan King has warned that Jack Grealish, currently on loan at Everton from Manchester City, could, in his view, have Saudi Arabia as his only destination if he ruins his opportunity at Goodison Park through disciplinary issues.
Grealish’s current situation at Everton
Jack Grealish is on loan at Everton from Manchester City. Reports state he has missed the last four Everton games, with the first absence due to illness. After missing a mandatory training session, Grealish was left out for disciplinary reasons and has continued to spend time on the sidelines.
There had been an expectation that Grealish might have played against Coventry City, but David Moyes stated that Grealish was not available for that game and that he would be back soon. The prospect of Grealish’s loan at Everton being terminated is described as looking remote despite rumours of such.
Grealish has now returned to training with Everton. He is believed to have been dropped at Everton having missed training because he spent a couple of nights partying.
Bryan King’s stark warning
Bryan King has delivered a clear warning about Grealish’s situation. He said: "Everton are still without Grealish. He’s going to have to work hard."
King added: "He’s got two weeks now to put himself in a position where he’s ready to start when the international break’s over, because as I said, Moyes always gives you a chance." He continued: "But when something as silly as this occurs, patience is very little."
Speaking about Grealish’s personal circumstances, King said: "He’s got a family and he’s been given a second bite of the cherry with Everton." He then issued a more pointed warning: "And if he wants to mess it up, there’s only one place to go after that, and that’ll be Saudi Arabia."
Lifestyle and disciplinary reports
The report states that Grealish evidently enjoys a drink and has been seen enjoying himself during Manchester City trophy parades and in pubs.
Future options and potential exit routes
Football365 reports that there are claims Grealish could be forced out at Everton, but he is reportedly set to continue with the club. Reports indicate that Grealish now has very little chance of signing for Everton on a permanent deal.
Football365 also reports that Grealish could look to Spain to relaunch his career amid links with a couple of big sides and the threat of his Everton loan being cancelled following disciplinary action. Manchester City do not want Grealish back at the club, according to reports. According to reports, Grealish could leave Everton during the upcoming winter transfer window following his exile from the first team.
