Two nights of partying and drinking... Grealish in trouble with Everton

The player, who earns a weekly salary of £300,000 (approximately $402,000), and is on loan at Everton from Manchester City, visited other entertainment venues with his friends.

These included a bowling alley in the upscale Altrincham area of Cheshire, near his home, which is valued at £6 million (approximately $8.04 million).

Two nights out before his disciplinary exclusion

The two nights out occurred on October 19 and 20, just a week before Everton announced Grealish's exclusion from the team due to a "disciplinary issue."

The club had previously stated that the player would miss the match against Arsenal last Saturday due to illness.

Grealish's week of partying began when he attended the "Pride of Britain" awards ceremony, held at the Grosvenor House hotel in London.

After the ceremony, he headed to an entertainment venue in the Victoria area of London, where he stayed until the early hours of the next morning.

A source revealed: "Jack was in high spirits after the awards ceremony and went out partying in London with two of his friends."

They added: "He arrived at the karaoke bar very late and stayed there until the early hours of the morning. They had several drinks, sang some songs, and then left very late."

Grealish trains with Everton then returns to the pub

Grealish returned home early Tuesday morning and, according to sources, participated in Everton's training later that same day.

However, by Tuesday evening, the player was seen again drinking inside an Irish pub in Wilmslow.

Grealish met there with several friends, including his Everton teammates Jordan Pickford and Tyler Dybling, as well as his former England and Manchester City teammate Kyle Walker.

One person who saw the group inside the pub said: "They were watching the Paris Saint-Germain vs. Barcelona match in a private back room of the pub."

According to him, "they were all in good spirits, and there were large quantities of drinks consumed by everyone, including Jack."

Sources reported that Grealish and his Everton teammates were given a day off from training on Wednesday, the day after his night out at the pub.

Everton coach supports Grealish's punishment decision

After Grealish was excluded from Everton's squad for the match in which the team defeated Newcastle in the Carabao Cup, head coach David Moyes commented on the decision, saying: "The club made the decision, and I support it."

The coach did not provide further details regarding the nature of the disciplinary violation that led to the player's exclusion.

Uncertainty about his return to Everton's squad

Grealish has participated in 6 matches with Everton this season, but he has yet to score any goals.

The club has not yet confirmed whether the player will return to the squad for their upcoming match on Monday against Newcastle in the Premier League.