Everton have officially confirmed that Grealish will wear the club’s number 10 shirt, while Maitland-Niles has been allocated the number two jersey.
The announcement was made through Everton’s official social media channels, providing confirmation of the shirt numbers that the two players will wear. Grealish will take the prominent number 10, while Maitland-Niles will be listed as number two.
According to the official Everton reports, the club has assigned the number 10 shirt to Grealish and the number two shirt to Maitland-Niles. The confirmation establishes the players’ squad numbers in Everton colours and was presented as an official club update.
The news was also reported through the wider football news platform referenced in the article, where supporters can access further coverage. The platform’s message states: “AF’s PC site is now live! Browse full news, comments, match details and stats on your computer. Visit:www.allfootballapp.com”
Everton’s social media post is the club’s formal confirmation of the two numbers. Grealish’s selection of number 10 and Maitland-Niles’ move to number two were the specific details highlighted in the announcement.
The number 10 shirt is traditionally one of the most recognisable in football, while number two is also an established squad number. In this case, however, the official update focused on confirming the allocations rather than providing further information.
The announcement means that Grealish’s Everton shirt will carry 10 and Maitland-Niles’ will carry 2. Both numbers were identified by Everton in its official communication, with the club using its social media presence to share the information publicly.
The update gives supporters a clear reference for the players’ shirts ahead of Everton’s upcoming activity. No further details were included in the supplied report beyond the confirmation that Grealish will wear number 10 and Maitland-Niles will wear number two.
The club’s message therefore centred on a straightforward squad-number announcement. Everton’s official reports named the two players and matched each with their respective shirt: Grealish with 10 and Maitland-Niles with 2.
