There are claims that Jack Grealish ‘could be forced out’ at Everton, but the Manchester City loanee is reportedly set to continue with the club.

Grealish‘s future at Everton has been questioned after he was dropped for a disciplinary breach, with it revealed that he missed training ahead of the 1-0 win against Newcastle United on November 2.

Head coach David Moyes was said to be fuming with Grealish, but he has confirmed that he is due to return to training during the international break after he was also absent from the 3-1 win against Coventry City last Friday.

Now, a report from Football Insider claims Grealish ‘could be forced out’ at Everton ahead of the winter transfer window, with the experienced midfielder ‘facing a battle to return to the first-team squad’.

Everton’s stance on Jack Grealish’s future revealed

Despite this, our colleagues at TEAMtalk have reported that Everton have made the ‘big decision’ to continue with Grealish in the coming weeks.

It is said that Everton have ‘no plans’ to terminate Grealish’s loan deal ahead of the winter transfer window, while they ‘expect’ to see a reaction from him during the international break.

The report explains:

‘Despite the player missing Everton’s last four matches, albeit the first of those through illness, sources insist the club and Moyes have no plans to turn their back on the 31-year-old, but are understood to have reminded him privately about his responsibilities.

‘Moving forward, Everton will usher Grealish back into training alongside other members of the first-team squad who still remain at the club’s Finch Farm training complex across the international break, with the winger hoping to force his way back into Moyes’ thinking for the return to action, away to Brentford, on Monday 23 November.’

Ex-Everton player Michael Ball has advised his former club on how to treat Grealish in the coming weeks.

“Last season, he was our key player. Recently, Everton have won three games without him, which should give the rest of the squad confidence,” Ball told TEAMtalk.

“I would like to see Jack play as a No.10 and become more involved, rather than staying wide as he often did at City.

“At Villa, he could come into central areas, find dangerous spaces and break teams down. That is what I would like to see more of.

“He attracts two or three opponents whenever he gets the ball. Other players then have to give him options. His first touch is one of the best I have seen.”