Jack Grealish, the talented winger for Manchester City, has encountered a setback in his return from injury. Thus, prompting his withdrawal from the upcoming England national team fixtures. This development has raised concerns about his availability for Manchester City’s crucial Premier League match against West Ham.
Grealish had already missed Manchester City’s previous game against Fulham due to a thigh injury. Initially, this injury was thought to be a short-term concern. However, Assistant Manager Juanma Lillo has expressed uncertainty about Grealish’s readiness to join the England squad.
After a thorough assessment by England’s medical staff, it’s officially confirmed that Jack Grealish will not be part of the national team. It is for their September fixtures. This decision is likely a precautionary measure to provide Grealish with the necessary time to rest. It is imperative to provide rest for Grealish considering the type of injury he has.
City closely monitoring Grealish for future plans
Manchester City, eager to have Jack Grealish back in top form, will be monitoring his progress closely as they prepare to resume Premier League action against West Ham on September 16. They will commence their Champions League campaign on September 19 against Red Star Belgrade, immediately following this match.
Grealish’s absence compounds City’s growing list of injury concerns. In addition to his situation, John Stones is also missing international duty due to injury, although Pep Guardiola had expressed optimism about Stones’ potential return after the international break. However, the club continues to face the challenge of Kevin De Bruyne’s long-term injury absence.
The club’s medical and coaching staff will remain vigilant in overseeing the rehabilitation and recovery of these key players. With the hope of having them back in full fitness and contributing to City’s continued success in both domestic and international competitions.
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