Jack Grealish continues his dream start to life on loan at Everton, having scored the winner in their most recent clash with Crystal Palace.The forward made the switch to the Hill Dickinson Stadium over the summer transfer window in search of more regular minutes away from Manchester City.During his time at the Etihad Stadium so far, Jack Grealish has struggled to put together a run of form, with Pep Guardiola often switching his team around. Click to subscribe to the podcast That move to Everton has seen the 30-year-old become the main man for a team again, taking on the creative responsibility.That has paid off so far, with his latest contribution helping to fire the Toffees further up the Premier League table.Photo by Ed Sykes/Sportsphoto/Allstar Via Getty ImagesErling Haaland calls Jack Grealish a “bagsman” after scoring for Everton against Crystal PalaceJack Grealish has been a creative outlet for Everton, but one potential criticism of him is his lack of goals.The forward hasn’t always been the most convincing striker of a ball, with his skills often surrounding how he can beat defenders and offer support to his teammates.Despite that, he finally got off the mark in Everton’s win over Crystal Palace, albeit in bizarre circumstances.Grealish arrived in the box to a melee with the ball, looking to make a tackle that saw the ball bounce off him and into the back of the net.Regardless of how it went in, it was a key moment for the winger, landing his first goal for the club and all three points in the process.Taking to Instagram after the game, Grealish said: “Nah what a one touch finish that was man!!! Unbelievable day that was for you the Toffees! What a group of lads well done my brothers.”Erling Haaland, a Manchester City teammate of his, gave him a nickname in the comments, simply saying: “The Bagsman”.That goal ended up being the 28th of his Premier League career, starting his aim to chase down his best season tally of eight with Aston Villa back in 2019/20.Grealish’s return to form has been impressive, but it hasn’t brought about a return to the England team just yet.Photo by Carl Recine/Getty ImagesJack Grealish on England squad omissionWith the October international break now here, the England squad announcement came with plenty of surprises.That included the omission of Grealish, who was once a regular for the Three Lions.Reflecting on that absence, Grealish told Sky Sports: “First of all, you want to play well for your club because that’s what we do every week, but obviously you want to be in the England squad."Every player wants to play for their country… it is what it is"Jack Grealish on being left out of the England squad 🦁 pic.twitter.com/D6S7SCE7SP— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) October 5, 2025 View Tweet “But I do understand it. I spoke to the manager and I understand there’s a lot of competition, especially in that left wing spot at the moment – Rashy’s [Marcus Rashford] flying, [Eberechi] Eze, Anthony Gordon – everyone’s doing so well.“I can’t really complain, it is what it is, and hopefully I can keep performing and influencing games.”Perhaps, if Grealish can continue impressing, there will be a place for him in the November international break, with the World Cup now on the horizon.