Grealish could have been Everton’s poster boy of a new era. Now his career is in limbo
By Will UnwinFriday 30 October · 18:50

After being dropped for ‘a breach of club discipline’, the playmaker must face the same questions about respect and self-awareness For the biggest game in Manchester City’s history, Jack Grealish was given a starting berth while Phil Foden, Julián Alvarez and Riyad Mahrez were on the bench. Grealish played the full 90 minutes of the Champions League triumph against Inter because Pep Guardiola had the greatest faith in the attacking midfielder, but three years on he is at risk of being yesterday’
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