Jack Grealish’s Training Comeback
Jack Grealish has made a comeback to training with Manchester City as he navigates an uncertain future at the club. Previously excluded from Pep Guardiola’s squad for the FIFA Club World Cup due to being deemed expendable, the 29-year-old has been working on his fitness through a personalized training regimen this summer. As of Monday, he was seen participating in the first day of preseason activities at the City Football Academy (CFA).
Transfer Speculations
Reports from ESPN indicate that several clubs, notably Everton and West Ham United, have expressed interest in acquiring Grealish’s services. While Manchester City is inclined towards facilitating a permanent transfer, they may entertain loan proposals as the transfer window draws to a close. Grealish remains under contract with City for another two years.
Limited Opportunities
It has been communicated to him that his opportunities to feature in upcoming matches will be limited, having only started one Premier League match since January. His absence from the squad during the last game of the previous season against Fulham has raised concerns about his role within the team.
Future Prospects
Despite this, Guardiola has hinted at the possibility of giving Grealish playing time if he remains with the team past the transfer deadline.
As the England international aims to cement his position ahead of the World Cup next summer, he recognizes the need for more playing time at City, where he has lingered on the sidelines for the past two seasons.
