Everton manager David Moyes has announced that Jack Grealish is likely to miss the remainder of the season due to a foot injury. The Manchester City loanee may require surgery, sustained during Everton's 1-0 win against Aston Villa on January 18th. This news is a significant blow to Everton, as Grealish had been a key contributor, creating numerous chances and displaying experience.

The potential absence is particularly disappointing for Grealish, who had hoped to earn a spot in the England squad for the upcoming World Cup. After a less fruitful spell at Manchester City, the midfielder was finding his form at Everton. His absence will be felt as the team navigates the season, impacting their attacking options and overall squad depth.

Moyes also mentioned that the club continues to look for opportunities in the final days of the January transfer window. However, he indicated that it's a challenging time to secure deals. Michael Keane returns to the squad after suspension. The team will be hoping for a strong finish to the season, despite the loss of a key player.

Everton's upcoming fixtures include a match against Brighton on January 31st. They will need to adjust their strategy without Grealish. The club will be looking at how to fill the void, potentially through current squad members or any late transfer window acquisitions. The team's ambitions for the season could be affected.