Manchester City and England international attacking midfielder Jack Grealish is not a player of his former self at the Etihad Stadium and any football fan does not need to be told. Following several successful years as an Aston Villa player, he decided that it was time to move on to a bigger club. He started attracting interest from the two Manchester clubs in the English Premier League but United were the first side to have registered concrete interest in acquiring his services. However, the Red Devils were not willing to pay up the £100 million that Villa were demanding to let go of their prized asset. United’s reluctance to pay the hefty amount meant that their neighboring rivals, City, would be joining the party.
City did not spend too much time in negotiation with Villa and in no time, they eventually agreed to sign the player after establishing an agreement with the club based on a transfer fee. They also moved further to agree to the player’s wage demands and everything was sorted quickly and smoothly as Grealish be ame City’s club-record signing. Following his move to the Cityzens, Grealish was expected to be even a better player than he was at Villa Park but so far, that has not been the case.
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Aston Villa are among a host of clubs that have been linked to the player which includes West Brom, West Ham, Besiktas and Fenerbahce.
The new Aston Villa coach said that opposing teams do not know how to stop him and have to resort to fouls and this may lead injury.
Tottenham Hotspurs manager Mauricio Pochettino is believed to be interested in the player and has told his chairman that he wants this player to join his team next season.