Big injury shock! Grealish out for 3 months with stress fracture

Everton star Jack Grealish will be out of action for around three months with a stress fracture in his foot. Following tests today, it has been confirmed that he will have to rest for 12 weeks. This is considered a big blow for both the player's career and the club.

STRESS FRACTURE

Grealish had recently worried football fans with an unfortunate injury in the Copenhagen-Napoli Champions League match. The star player, who was knocked out of the game in the 90+7th minute with a serious blow, was seen hopping to the dressing room after the match. Initial medical evaluations following the incident led to the conclusion that Grealish had a stress fracture in his foot.

3 MONTHS OUT OF ACTION

Following the injury, club officials announced that Grealish started the treatment process immediately. Doctors stated that the player's physical recovery process has begun, but it will take 3 months for him to return to the pitch. During this period, Grealish will work separately from the team and the treatment process will be followed with great care. Everton's technical team is determined to manage the process with every treatment and support to ensure the player's best recovery.

EVERTON'S BIG DEFICIENCY

Grealish's absence is seen as a significant loss for Everton. His important role in the team's midfield and his leadership qualities will be a big loss for the club. As Everton continue their Premier League campaign without Grealish, the technical team are trying to figure out how to fill the void.

At the moment it is unclear when Grealish will return from injury, but he is expected to be back to full fitness after his recovery.