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Everton daily round-up: Jack Grealish return update as two managers open Hill Dickinson door
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Jack Grealish continues to circulate in the Everton headlines heading into this weekend's fixtures.
The Englishman has been left out of Everton's last three matchday squads after missing training without permission.
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It is a saga that David Moyes would have wished to avoid, but Grealish has left the manager with no choice but to take action.
However, Grealish is not the only talking point at Everton, with two managers emerging as potential candidates to take charge at Hill Dickinson Stadium at some point in the future.
Everton and Moyes will want focus to remain on Friday night's Premier League match against Coventry.
Here is the latest round-up of Everton news.
When will Jack Grealish return for Everton?
Grealish will not be back in action for Everton before the international break as he continues to face the consequences of his actions.
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The winger has nobody but himself to blame as Moyes keeps him cast out of his plans.
However, Moyes did admit he would be working with Grealish "soon", which perhaps leads to this international break being key for the loanee.
A return to action could then arrive once domestic football returns, with the forward needing to make it up to his manager and supporters for letting them down.
David Moyes shares Jack Grealish availability update for Everton vs Coventry as another doubtful Two managers keep Everton door open for the future.
With Moyes' contract situation still to be sorted, there is every chance that Everton require a new manager next season.
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The job at Hill Dickinson Stadium appears to be one that many would like to have, with two separate managers speaking up over the last day.
Hull City boss Sergej Jakirovic said managing Everton would be "great" as he stated his next step was taking on a team outside the top six.
Meanwhile, Stade Rennes manager Franck Haisse revealed he rejected Everton in the past , but would remain open to the possibility of taking the job in the future.
So, if Moyes is to leave, it appears a queue is already beginning to form for theToffees's top job.
David Moyes on the verge of Everton history
While other managers are keeping themselves in the mix for a possible future as Everton manager, Moyes himself is about to make history.
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Moyes will equal Harry Catterick's record for the most games managing Everton when he takes to the dugout on Friday evening, and any more games following that will see him extend his own record.
It is certainly a remarkable feat, and if he wasn't already, it further cements him in the history of the Toffees.
