Everton hit by Jack Grealish injury blow for Leeds United clash as Michael Keane banned | OneFootball

Everton will be without Jack Grealish for Monday’s meeting with Leeds United at the Hill Dickinson stadium, with Michael Keane also unavailable.

According to Leeds Live, Grealish has sustained a foot injury and will see a specialist. The 30-year-old, on loan at Everton, has started 18 of 22 Premier League games, scoring two and assisting six.

He made his Everton loan debut at Elland Road on the opening weekend, and this setback could sideline him for some time.

Keane misses the final match of his three-match suspension after pulling the hair of Wolves player Tolu Arokodare earlier this month.

David Moyes is expected to provide updates this week on Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Jarrad Branthwaite, Tim Iroegbunam and Carlos Alcaraz to clarify availability. It is possible that Senegalese AFCON champions Iliman Ndiaye and Idrissa Gueye could return.

For Leeds, Daniel Farke hopes Anton Stach has overcome his adductor issue to feature, while Jaka Bijol is expected to be out for at least three weeks with a hamstring strain.

Farke could also update on Daniel James, who may be close to resuming training if his eight-week hamstring timeline holds. He has been out since suffering the injury at Manchester City on November 29.

Source: Leeds Live