This is new information from Sean Dyche about James Garner’s illness before Everton’s game against Fulham.

According to Sean Dyche, James Garner’s current injury is not the same as the back problem he had before.

The 23-year-old didn’t play in Everton’s win over Ipswich Town, and he probably won’t be able to play in their game against Fulham at Goodison Park on Saturday (October 26).

The type of injury is different from what the former Manchester United player has had in the past, but Dyche said the midfielder will be looked at in the next few days to figure out the best way to treat it.

As reported by the Liverpool Echo on October 26, he said, “It’s adifferent thing.” Although I don’t know the exact science behind it, I believe it is simply more wear and tear.

“We’re just scanning it to see how fast it will calm down.” I think it’s been about two weeks since he first felt it, and we should hear back in the next few days on how to treat it.

The Everton defender James Garner hasn’t been seen at Goodison Park.

That looks like Garner won’t be back playing for Everton any time soon at Goodison Park.

This midfielder’s back problem seems to have gotten a little better, but since the exact treatment plan hasn’t been decided on yet, it looks like he won’t be back on the field for a while.

The Toffees will miss the 23-year-old, but Nathan Patterson and Seamus Coleman are both back with the first team after injuries, so it’s a good time for him to be not playing.

Dyche would have had to rely on Ashley Young every week in defense if the two players hadn’t come back. The senior has done well this season, but he can’t play every minute of every game anymore.

The route cause of Garner’s knock should be found as soon as possible so that he can get back to playing for the first team on Merseyside. If he could get back before the November international break, that would be great.