“SHOCKING Everton Transfer Bombshell: Injury Expert SLAMS Toffees’ Desperate Bid for England’s Injury-Prone Star Begging to Join!”

Last season, England international Jack Grealish made just seven Premier League starts, accumulating only 713 minutes across 20 appearances.

Injury expert Dr. Rajpal Brar has weighed in on the potential long-term fitness concerns linked to his groin injury, which could influence any transfer decision.

Grealish’s groin injury under review

Dr. Brar suggests Everton may want to carefully assess the recovery process from Grealish’s persistent groin issue before making a move.

According to Give Me Sport (23 June), Grealish is keen on joining Everton and favours staying in the Premier League over a switch to Napoli.

Speaking exclusively to Goodison News, Dr. Brar, a specialist in Physical Therapy and Sports Science, stated:

“Everton may take a closer look at the healing of the groin injury that plagued him for an extended period of time.

Further, he will need adaptation time as he hasn’t played much over the last one and a half seasons.

That is obviously concerning and would need to be factored in before making any decision.”

Grealish would be a major boost for Everton

Despite his reduced game time at Manchester City during the 2024/25 campaign, signing Grealish could be a game-changing move for Everton.

The 29-year-old winger offers creativity, technical flair, and the ability to unlock defences—qualities Everton have lacked in attack.

With three Premier League titles and 39 England caps, Grealish would also bring leadership and top-level experience to a youthful squad.

His high work rate aligns well with David Moyes’ energetic playing style, and his ability to operate in multiple attacking roles adds tactical versatility.

With Manchester City reportedly open to selling him, Everton may have the chance to land a proven, high-quality player at a reasonable price—one who could significantly improve their prospects of finishing in the top half.