Jack Grealish playing for Everton, with Hill Dickinson Stadium behind him
Jack Grealish playing for Everton, with Hill Dickinson Stadium behind him
The Toffees will face the Magpies at St. James' Park just days after picking up a win over Mathias Jaissle's side in the Carabao Cup.
The Blues beat Newcastle 3-1 at Hill Dickinson to advance through to the Carabao Cup quarter-final, with a trip to face Fleetwood Town in place.
Grealish has been absent from Everton's last two matchday squads, as his first omission was reportedly due to sickness protocols.
He was then left out of the squad that faced Newcastle last Thursday, as it was revealed that he was suspended after breaching club discipline rules.
Now, Grealish has also been left out of Everton's Premier League clash with Newcastle in the latest update.
What's the latest amid Jack Grealish absence for Everton?
David Moyes pushed for Everton to re-sign Grealish in the summer, after his loan move in L3 brought promise last season.
The Manchester City winger came back to Hill Dickinson, with many supporters feeling like they had a player who has bought into the community.
While Grealish has done good work off the field for Everton in the past, he may now be fighting an uphill battle because of his latest antics.
As per David Ornstein's update on X, Grealish will not be involved for Everton against Newcastle on Monday.
He is yet to regain fitness, and there is uncertainty over whether he will feature against Coventry City on Friday.
🚨 Jack Grealish not involved for Everton at Newcastle United tonight. #EFC attacker yet to regain fitness following omission from EFL Cup win over #NUFC last week after breach of club discipline. Unclear if 31yo returns v Coventry on Friday @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/qfhKsGdguP
— David Ornstein (@David_Ornstein) November 2, 2026
The 31-year-old has not always been viewed in the best way by the public eye, and hasn't helped his case by breaching club rules.
Ornstein adds that it is not yet known whether Grealish will be available for the clash with Coventry City on Friday night.
What does Grealish omission mean for Everton's lineup vs Newcastle?
Everton managed without Grealish last time against Newcastle, with Tyler Dibling and Tyrique George starting on either flank.
George took Grealish's place out on the left, but came off the field in the 76th minute, being replaced by Carlos Alcaraz.
With Moyes usually against starting Dibling in the Premier League, it's highly likely that Brennan Johnson will be back out on the right hand side.
That will leave George as the natural replacement for Grealish, with the former continuing to excite Everton fans.