Jack Grealish learning new career on the side with England World Cup hopes all but over

The Everton star is unlikely to make Thomas Tuchel's squad for the World Cup this summer
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Everton winger Jack Grealish has turned his injury layoff into an opportunity to develop his skills behind the decks.
The 30-year-old, who performs under the moniker DJ Grealo, is receiving tuition from Shayne Given, the 21-year-old son of former Newcastle United goalkeeper Shay Given.
According to friends, Shayne has been providing coaching sessions to the England international at Grealish's home in Cheshire.
The footballer recently shared an image on social media showcasing his personal DJ equipment setup.
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The sidelined star has found himself with considerable free time following foot surgery last month that ruled him out of World Cup contention.
Grealish's passion for music stretches back to his youth, a pursuit he made public in 2023 when he ventured into the metaverse.
His debut performance took place on the OKX Collective platform, where he appeared as a virtual avatar alongside renowned Dutch producer Oliver Heldens.

Jack Grealish pictured DJing in a picture on social media
|Speaking about his musical ambitions at the time, Grealish said: "I've always loved music since I was young.
"This is why I want to learn to DJ."
His mentor Shayne is an established presence on the North West club circuit and is currently completing his final year studying at Manchester Metropolitan University.
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England's record in their last five major tournaments | GB NEWSGrealish's last appearance for the Toffees came in their 1-0 victory at former club Aston Villa on 18 January.
The winger initially complained of discomfort in his left calf to the club's medical staff.
Subsequent examinations revealed the problem was far more severe than first thought, with scans identifying a stress fracture in his left foot.
The injury required surgical intervention, ending his season prematurely and dashing any hopes of representing England at the World Cup.
Following the operation, Grealish expressed his disappointment on social media, writing: "Didn't want the season to end like this but that's football, gutted."
Jack Grealish has 39 caps for England | PAHe added: "Surgery done and now all focus on getting back fit.
"I know for sure I will come back fitter, stronger and better than before."
The Everton man remains determined to make a full recovery despite the significant setback to his campaign. His time away from the pitch has allowed him to dedicate himself to mastering the turntables under Shayne's guidance.
The young Given has built a reputation performing at venues across the North West whilst balancing his studies. He is currently in his final degree year at Manchester Metropolitan University, juggling academic commitments with his growing DJ career.







