What started as a season full of flair and freedom has ended in heartbreak for Jack Grealish.
The Everton forward has confirmed that his 2025/26 campaign is officially over after undergoing surgery on a lingering foot injury sustained back in January.
Grealish arrived on Merseyside on a season-long loan from Manchester City and instantly became a fan favourite.
With his trademark swagger, clever footwork, and leadership on the pitch, the 30-year-old quickly evolved into the creative engine of David Moyes’ side.
Two goals and six assists in the Premier League only tell part of the story — his influence went far beyond numbers.
Concerns had been growing after Moyes hinted the injury was more serious than first feared, and those fears have now been confirmed.
Taking to social media, Grealish shared his disappointment, admitting he was “gutted” to see his season end this way.
It’s a bitter ending to what had been a promising chapter, but football is cruel like that.
Everton lose their talisman for the run-in — and Grealish will now turn his focus to recovery, determined to return stronger.
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