Jack Grealish’s international career is fading quickly.That is the view of talkSPORT’s Ray Parlour as the Everton loanee’s long England absence continues.Jack Grealish has been warned that his international days are fast approaching the endGettyGrealish has clocked up a total of 39 caps but has not featured for the Three Lions since a Nations League clash against Finland in October 2024.In that time, the 31-year-old fell out of favour at Manchester City, paving the way for a loan spell at Everton last season.Grealish secured a return to the Hill Dickinson Stadium again this summer but has since failed to convince Thomas Tuchel.The former Aston Villa captain has been further hampered by the country’s boom in attacking talent.Josh King, Rio Ngumoha and Morgan Rogers are just two of the players who have leapfrogged Grealish in the international set-up.And with the hierarchy unlikely to budge any time soon, Parlour believes the light is almost out on Grealish’s international career.Time is running out“I think his age is against him now and I think there’s too many players in front of him,” the former Arsenal midfielder told the Breakfast Show.“All Jack has got to worry about is playing well for his club.“If there’s a really bad list of injuries or something happens (who knows?), but I think his time has probably gone now.”Grealish arguably has more pressing concerns at present.Grealish has not pulled on an England shirt for over two yearsGettyThe Everton winger has featured eight times this season but is yet to register a goal or an assistGettyThe winger is set to miss his fourth consecutive game when the Toffees host Coventry City on Friday night – live on talkSPORT.Grealish was initially dropped from the Everton squad for the visit of Newcastle United on October 29, for a ‘breach of club discipline’.talkSPORT understands that Grealish had an unauthorised absence from training although Everton are yet to reveal reasons for the sanction.Toffees’ boss David Moyes has remained tight-lipped on the conflict but told reporters that he supports the club’s decision on Grealish while highlighting Everton’s values.Moyes confirmed on Thursday that Grealish would not be considered for Friday’s fixture but left the door open on a return to the side.Asked if the upcoming international break could help conclude the issue, Moyes told reporters: “We just need to wait and see how things go.Everton boss David Moyes says Grealish still has a future at the clubGetty“I wouldn’t give you the plan (on a reintegration timeline) but we will be working with Jack again soon.”Casting an eye over the standoff, Parlour likened Moyes’ values to those of the Premier League managerial old guard.“I think he’s old school, David,” Parlour said. “There’s rules that you set. Sir Alex Ferguson and George Graham back in the day, they would stand for certain things.“David is very similar.“There’s a lot of young players at Everton and they’ll be looking at the senior pros and Jack is a player they will be looking at. Jack’s got to try and help the young players.”