A severe foot injury has sidelined Jack Grealish for the remainder of the 2025/26 season. Nevertheless, former Everton boss Keith Wyness insists the club remain determined to sign the midfielder

David Moyes welcomed the young Chelsea winger to Merseyside on loan, but must now reintegrate McNeil after the collapse of his own late move

It constantly feels like one step forward then one step back at Everton, and the news that the season is over for Jack Grealish makes it feel like there is pressure on doing a deal before the window shuts.

There have been highs and lows for Everton this season. The Toffees, at times, have looked like a genuine threat to gatecrash the top six, but they’ve also fallen flat too often, which has kept them in the middle of the table as we head towards the top of the stretch.

Beto was the hero for Everton as he rescued a point late on for Everton at Brighton.

Aston Villa became the latest title challenger to trip up on a weekend of surprising results in the Premier League, losing 1-0 at home to Everton on Sunday after a defensive blunder. After Villa center back Pau Torres gave the ball away on the edge of his area and goalkeeper Emi Martinez fumbled a soft shot,

Everton rallied for a point in an engaging 1-1 draw with Leeds United at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Monday.

Everton made a late addition to their squad on deadline day, bringing in highly-rated Chelsea winger Tyrique George. George credited David Moyes as a key factor in his decision to join, also mentioning the Hill Dickinson Stadium during his first interview with Everton.

Marcus Rashford's future may be out of Manchester United's control, Liverpool look set to miss out on a target and Newcastle United's Jamaal Lascelles could be heading for the Championship.