Manchester City winger Jack Grealish will become the most HATED player after he’s set to complete shock transfer to Premier League Rivals!
There have apparently been discussions regarding a spectacular transfer move for Jack Grealish by one of Manchester City’s Premier League rivals.
When Jack Grealish moved from Aston Villa to City in 2021 for £100 million, he became the most expensive signing in Premier League history.
After a slow start to his first season at the club, the England star made significant progress and was instrumental in City’s historic triple victory in his second season.
Grealish has regressed and performed far less well on the left side this season.
The 28-year-old’s attacking production has decreased to only three goals and three assists in 35 games this season, despite the fact that he is undoubtedly Guardiola’s go-to guy when it comes to holding width to stretch defenses.
Grealish has acknowledged in the past that he has to increase his finishing third goals, but he hasn’t been able to accomplish it this season.
The attacker signed a six-year contract with City, and although he has three years left on it, he is being linked to a stunning transfer to Chelsea.
Journalist Simon Phillips claims that even though Chelsea has already spent over £1 billion on players since Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital acquired the team in 2022, the team may make a significant financial move.
He posted the following on his Substack page: “Jack Grealish of Manchester City is another winger that has reportedly recently been explored internally at Chelsea.
Due to his part-time role at City, there is speculation in the industry that the 28-year-old will be free to leave this summer and that he may be open to joining a team where he will play a more significant role. “The player has been linked to a return to his former club Aston Villa in recent weeks.
“Chelsea and City have an excellent transfer relationship, and Chelsea has signed Cole Palmer and Raheem Sterling from them in the past at fair prices.”
In 2022, City paid £45 million to Chelsea for Sterling, and the following summer, they recovered £40 million for academy product Palmer.
