Jack Grealish may have just waved away injury doubt for Everton vs Arsenal as wonderful video emerges
Jack Grealish looks to have hinted that he'll be available for Everton when they face Arsenal on Saturday thanks to a brilliant community video.
Everton will take on Arsenal at the Hill Dickinson Stadium this weekend in a mouthwatering clash.
Chelsea beat Everton 2-0 last time out, with David Moyes suggesting that Jack Grealish had an injury problem off the back of that game.
As such, Grealish's status for the Arsenal game has been in considerable doubt, but the Manchester City loanee may have just revealed whether he will be available or not for the clash.
Jack Grealish drops availability hint for Everton vs Arsenal
In the run up to Christmas, Grealish made a visit to Bootle's St Monica's Primary School to surprise one lucky young Everton fan who has been going through some tough times in his family life recently.
Grealish gifted the young Evertonian with a match-worn shirt and some signed boots, as well as inviting him to the Arsenal game as a mascot.
Towards the end of the video, which was posted to the Sky Sports Premier League YouTube channel, Grealish promises the fan that he'll perform Erling Haaland's trademark crossed-leg yoga celebration, and says that he'll see the youngster at the Arsenal game.
Everton's chances vs Arsenal could depend on Grealish's availability
Grealish has been an inspired signing for Everton so far this season, and is once again playing like the match-winning talent that he is.
So, in what will be an electric atmosphere at the Hill Dickinson Stadium this weekend, and with leaders Arsenal looking beatable on the basis of their recent showings in the Premier League, Toffees supporters will be expecting their side to give Mikel Arteta's men a real good game.
- Jack Grealish appears to have confirmed his fitness for Arsenal in excellent community video
- Grealish has two goals and four assists in 15 Premier League games for Everton this season
- He could hold the key to pushing breaking down Arsenal's watertight defence
However, Arsenal comfortably have the Premier League's best defence so far this season, and so it may well be vital that Everton field Grealish.
The 30-year-old is the kind of player who can create chances and openings out of nothing, and with his powerful ball-carrying ability down the flanks, he could be an essential element of Moyes' gameplan to push Arsenal back as much and often as possible.
Without Grealish in the team, Everton might struggle to break down the Gunners' defence.
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