Manchester City is reportedly open to accepting offers for Jack Grealish amid growing concerns over his future at the club. The 28-year-old winger, who arrived at the Etihad in 2021 for a British record fee of £100 million from Aston Villa, has struggled to maintain a consistent role in Pep Guardiola’s squad this season. Injuries and increased competition have significantly limited his impact, leading to speculation that he could be on his way out.
Grealish played a crucial role in City’s historic Treble-winning campaign last season, but 2024 has been far less successful on a personal level. He has been sidelined for large parts of the season with injuries and has found himself slipping down the pecking order, especially with the emergence of new attacking options. Wingers like Jeremy Doku and Phil Foden have become key figures in Guardiola’s setup, often leaving Grealish on the bench.
Reports indicate that Grealish is unhappy with his current situation, particularly due to his limited game time. His frustration has grown as he has struggled to regain full fitness and break back into the starting XI. With the Euros approaching, his lack of regular minutes has also put his England spot at risk, making a move away from City an attractive option.
According to sources, City is prepared to listen to offers for Grealish, with several clubs potentially interested. Tottenham Hotspur has been linked with the England international in the past and could reignite their pursuit, while clubs in Saudi Arabia may also test the waters with a lucrative bid.
Despite his struggles, Grealish remains a highly talented player, and City will likely demand a substantial fee for him. His technical ability, dribbling skills, and experience at the highest level still make him a valuable asset for any top club. However, with Guardiola constantly evolving his squad, City may see this as an opportunity to cash in and reinvest in younger talent.
Grealish’s future will likely depend on whether any club meets City’s valuation and whether he is willing to push for an exit. For now, his focus will remain on proving himself before the season ends, but a summer departure seems increasingly possible.
