Man City make Jack Grealish transfer decision with ‘partying’ claim made
According to Football Insider, Manchester City have decided to sell midfielder Jack Grealish.
The report has mentioned that the Premier League champions are concerned about his partying habits and now they have decided to part ways with the former Aston Villa midfielder.
The midfielder was signed from Aston Villa three years ago in a club record move of £100million.
Since then, he has performed in patches for the club but it is widely believed that Grealish has been unable to fulfill his potential at the Etihad Stadium.
After the signing of Jeremy Doku last summer, the English midfielder was a bit part player in 2023-24.
With every passing season, the midfielder’s value for Pep Guardiola’s team is decreasing as the player has been unable to make a huge impact while his teammates have taken their game to the next level.
The Premier League champions are hoping to recoup a large part of the £100million they paid to sign him three years ago.
Despite winning the Champions League and Premier League titles during his time at the Etihad Stadium, there are concerns over Grealish and his excessive partying habits.
Whenever Man City win a trophy, Grealish can be seen enjoying his life and partying with media outlets covering all his activities.
Doku has taken Grealish’s place at Man City
Grealish still has three years left on his current deal at Man City and the report has mentioned that Aston Villa would love to have him back at the club if the Premier League giants make him available for sale.
In Man City’s treble winning season, Grealish showed his importance and started most of the matches that season but after that, his form has declined and Doku has shown the team what he can offer from the left side of the attack.
The former Aston Villa midfielder was a regular in the England setup under Gareth Southgate and losing his place in the team for the Euros this summer should be a huge wake up call for him.
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