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Jack Grealish shares new update from Finch Farm after Everton time off

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Jack Grealish and the rest of Everton's non-internationals are back training at Finch Farm.

The Manchester City loanee was not selected by Thomas Tuchel for England's four Nations League fixtures this window.

Grealish is still returning to peak fitness after missing half-a-year of football through injury sustained on loan at Everton last season.

He featured in Everton's last four matches prior to the international break, starting the last two of those.

And the three weeks off have given the winger a chance to shut off mentally, while also no doubt continuing to work on his fitness.

Grealish took to social media on Wednesday afternoon to share an update to supporters.

Jack Grealish fails to get better of Everton colleague

Grealish no doubt made the most of a rare in-season break by flying out somewhere last week.

He is now back at Everton's Finch Farm training HQ and posted images to his socials.

Grealish added the caption: "Good to be back with the boys after a little break."

Jack Grealish's Instagram post
Jack GrealishJack Grealish via Instagram

But it seems Grealish did not have it all his own way as he posted an image of himself and James Tarkowski with the caption "Tarky 6-0 Jack", implying he lost all of his battles with the centre-back.

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The big takeaway to come from Everton's return to training

Everton also posted snaps from the players' return to training this week via their official website.

Among those present was Christian Norgaard, who has yet to feature since joining from Arsenal.

There is every chance the midfielder could now be available for the Toffees' trip to Hull City, which is still 11 days away.

Versatile midfielder Merlin Rohl has been Everton's only other injury absentee, but he is also set to be back in time for the trip to Humberside.

That is a massive boost for Moyes, who will be eager for Everton to hit the ground running when they eventually return to action.

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