Aston Villa are reportedly considering a shock move to re-sign their former star Jack Grealish from Manchester City.
According to TEAMtalk, Villa are closely monitoring Grealish’s situation at the Etihad and are keen on bringing him back on a one-season loan with an obligation to buy at the end of the deal.
This potential move offers Grealish the chance to reclaim his status as a key player, a role he thrived in during his time at Villa Park.
Villa’s pursuit of Grealish aligns with their goal to strengthen their squad for their upcoming Champions League campaign, following a stellar Premier League season where they finished fourth, ahead of teams like Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United.
Jack Grealish’s struggle for regular playing time at Manchester City
Since his record £100m transfer to Manchester City in the summer of 2021, Grealish has struggled to make a significant impact.
He has not been a regular starter under Pep Guardiola, starting only 10 out of 20 league games and remaining an unused substitute in 9 matches.
This lack of consistent playing time has fuelled speculation about his future, especially after his exclusion from England’s Euro 2024 squad, a significant setback for the 28-year-old.
Jack Grealish’s future at Manchester City remains uncertain
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Move to Aston Villa – a chance to rejuvenate his career
Aston Villa’s pursuit of Grealish aligns with their ambitious plans to strengthen their squad for their upcoming Champions League campaign.
Following a stellar Premier League season where they finished fourth, ahead of teams like Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United, Villa are looking to bolster their ranks to compete on multiple fronts.
A potential return to Villa Park offers Grealish the chance to reclaim his status as a key player, a role he thrived in during his time with the Midlands club. At Villa, Grealish was the heartbeat of the…
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Publish date : 2024-07-31 16:46:28
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