Jack Grealish Pictured on Back-to-Back Nights Out Prior to Everton Disciplinary Axing

Jack Grealish went on back-to-back drinking nights out with friends about a week before being dropped from the Everton squad for a disciplinary breach, according to reports by The Sun. The British tabloid revealed details surrounding the England international's outings on October 19 and 20.

According to the outlet, Grealish initially attended the Pride of Britain Awards in London. Following the event, the 31-year-old winger headed to a karaoke bar in the Victoria area, where he partied into the early hours of the morning. "Jack was in high spirits after the awards and went on a night out in London with a few friends. He arrived pretty late, stayed until the early hours, had a few drinks, sang songs, and left very late. He looked like he was having a great time," a source told The Sun.

The following evening, the winger—currently on loan at Everton from Manchester City—was spotted at a pub in Wilmslow, Cheshire. He met up with a group that included Everton teammates Jordan Pickford and Tyler Dibling, as well as former City colleague Kyle Walker. According to an eyewitness, the group watched the Paris Saint-Germain vs. Barcelona match in a private room while enjoying drinks. The report notes that Grealish attended Everton training on Tuesday, with the squad given a scheduled day off on Wednesday.

These revelations come after Everton's decision to drop Grealish from the squad for their 3-1 Carabao Cup victory over Newcastle. The club confirmed the attacker was omitted due to an internal disciplinary breach, with reports suggesting he failed to report for training without permission. Manager David Moyes refused to elaborate on the situation but backed the board's stance: "The club made that decision and I support it."

Grealish has made six appearances for the Toffees so far this season, though he is yet to find the net. The club has not yet confirmed whether he will return to the matchday squad for their upcoming Premier League clash against Newcastle. It is understood that while the nights out detailed by The Sun occurred on October 19 and 20, his subsequent disciplinary omission was triggered by a later failure to report for training.