Players and managers have rallied to Manchester City Star Jack Grealish’s side in support after heartbreaking news is confirmed this evening 😢

Jack Grealish’s heartbroken expression as he walked off the Kenilworth Road pitch on Tuesday night was not a good sight.

After being given a rare start in Manchester City’s 6-2 FA Cup triumph over Luton Town, the England international was forced to leave the game before half-time due to a new injury.

Grealish was noticeably sad as he took his seat on the bench, comforted by teammates as he watched Man City cruise to a stunning victory without him.

Here’s the most recent information on Grealish’s injury and when he could return to the Cityzens.

Which injury does Jack Grealish have?
Jack Grealish and Nathan Ake have been dealing with injuries since the beginning of the year (Shaun Botterill/Getty Images).
Grealish initially pulled up just after the half-hour mark at Kenilworth Road, with replays indicating he strained a muscle after making a pass out on the right wing. After a short time of play, the 28-year-old realised he couldn’t continue and was replaced by Jeremy Doku before the break.

After the game, Pep Guardiola acknowledged that Grealish had sustained a groyne injury, saying: “I didn’t speak to medics, but I believe he complained a little about the groyne. Perhaps a little similar. He felt great, but was hurt again at the start of the game.

Grealish had only returned from many weeks on the sidelines after suffering an injury during Manchester City’s Champions League last 16 first leg against Copenhagen in mid-March, and he is now facing another stint in the treatment room.

When will Jack Grealish return from his injury?
The timeline for Grealish’s recovery is unknown until Man City’s medical team can do the necessary tests, leaving Guardiola expecting the worst.

Guardiola will be hoping Grealish returns as soon as possible, with huge games against Manchester United, Liverpool, and Arsenal coming up before the end of March.