Jack Grealish, a player for Everton on loan from Manchester City, suffered a foot injury described as a stress fracture, which threatens to sideline him for an extended period during the current season.

This injury will keep the English international player out for several months, which represents a significant blow to Everton at a crucial stage of the season. It also complicates his future with the Toffees, as the club may hesitate to sign him permanently.

These developments come at a time when Grealish is striving to regain his form and secure his place in the plans of England's national team manager. The potential absence could affect his chances of being part of the squad for the World Cup, as his role with the Three Lions has already diminished.

This injury befell the former Aston Villa star after he returned this season to showcase some of his skills, following a long period of decline with City.