Erling Haaland sends eight-word Jack Grealish message after latest Everton win

Jack Grealish was the standout performer for Everton in their 3-1 victory over Wolves on Saturday, helping the team secure their second consecutive Premier League win, bringing their points tally to six.

After a disappointing start to the season with a loss against Leeds United, manager David Moyes has done well to steer the team back on track. The Toffees were in impressive form on Saturday, scoring three well-executed goals to take all three points back to Merseyside.

Stephen Warnock praised Everton’s confident approach at Molineux, but it was Grealish who stole the spotlight, contributing two assists to his growing tally this season.

During the match, Grealish’s Manchester City teammate, Erling Haaland, took to social media to share his thoughts on the 29-year-old’s performance. Although City wasn’t playing until Sunday, Haaland kept a close eye on his friend’s game and posted a playful message on Snapchat, saying, “Jack De Bruyne does it again for Everton.”

Haaland’s message reflected the strong bond the two share, with the Norway international offering his best wishes to Grealish when he made the move to Everton.

Thomas Tuchel is also aware of Grealish’s improved form at Everton, despite leaving him out of his latest squad. After a couple of tough seasons at Manchester City, Grealish made the decision this summer to reignite his career, and his current performances suggest he’s on the right path.

With his form at Everton, Grealish has been tipped for a potential return to the England squad, and his contributions are certainly helping his cause. Fellow teammate Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, who scored his first goal for the club in the match, shared his admiration for Grealish’s ability, stating, “Jack is quality, and Ili [Ndiaye] is a top player. It’s great to play alongside talents like them.”

Grealish, for his part, acknowledged that he’s finally enjoying football again, something that’s evident in his performances on the pitch.

It’s been an impressive start to life at Everton for the 29-year-old, and if he continues this form, his career is only set to improve.