Jack Grealish ‘open’ to leaving Man City for Premier League rivals

Jacques Grillish will be ready to end his career in Manchester City to join the Carabau Newcastle United winners, a new report said.

The 29-year-old became the most expensive Englishman in history in 2021 when he joined City from Aston Villa for 100 million pounds-a number that also constitutes record fees for the British club at that time.

Grealish admitted that his first season as a player in the city – which resulted in the Premier League title (the first great honor for his professional life) – was “more difficult” than he imagined, but he put the individual disappointment behind him to become a major figure in the 2022/23 campaign.

City won the Champions League, in addition to winning the Premier League title for the second year in a row, and Grilliche played 50 games in all competitions after receiving the confidence of Pep Guardiola.

But instead of moving to larger individual altitudes in the city, the Grealish profession has stopped to some extent. Regularly on the seat of the allowances in 2025, it was regularly challenged by Guardiola for competition and “proof” that it deserves minutes from the likes of Savinho and Jeremy Duku.

Chronicle Live He mentioned that Grealish’s representatives see playing with Newcastle during the Eddie Hao era is the ideal opportunity to prepare his career, with a return to regular work that is likely to summon England for the 2026 World Cup that will be organized in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Grealish was excluded from the first Thomas Tuchel team consisting of 26 players in the upcoming qualifiers against Albania and Latvia, where it played only 600 minutes of football in the Premier League this season-which is equivalent to only six full games and an additional hour. Only 34 of those minutes came in 2025, with Grealish an unused alternative in six games.

Grealish’s minutes were published on 16 games, with the solitary help of everything he had to show his efforts. Grealish achieved a registration in the Champions League against Paris Saint-Germain, but City ended up getting rid of a good position to break a 4-2 defeat in the French capital.

While Grealish’s share decreases, Newcastle’s rises after he ended the waiting for 70 years to get a large local cup. The goals of Dan Burn and Alexander ISak helped at the bottom of Liverpool 2-1 in the Carabau Cup final, and won a guaranteed place in the European competition on a side that is still qualified for the Champions League.

Grealish will face strong competition on places if he moves to Tyneside-as he does in Manchester-with both Anthony Gordon and Harvey Barnes the impressive options at the position of the left-left wing of the game maker born in Birmingham.

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