Jack Grealish has opened up about his future at Manchester City following a season of mixed fortunes under Pep Guardiola. The England international, who joined City in a record-breaking £100 million move from Aston Villa in 2021, has faced intense scrutiny over his performances and role in the squad.
In a candid interview, Grealish admitted the past campaign had been "tough" but insisted he remains fully committed to the club. "I love it here," he said. "The fans, the players, the manager – everyone has been incredible. I want to prove myself and help the team win more trophies."
Transfer Rumours Swirl
Despite Grealish's public commitment, speculation persists about a potential summer exit. Several top European clubs are reportedly monitoring the situation, with sources suggesting Guardiola may be willing to sanction a sale if the right offer arrives.
The 28-year-old winger struggled for consistent starts last season, often finding himself behind Phil Foden and Jeremy Doku in the pecking order. However, his crucial contributions in big matches, including a decisive goal against Manchester United, demonstrated his value to the squad.
Guardiola's Verdict
Guardiola has previously defended Grealish, praising his work ethic and tactical intelligence. "Jack understands what we need," the City boss said recently. "He's a special player who makes a difference in important moments."
With pre-season training underway, all eyes will be on whether Grealish can reclaim a regular starting spot as City aim to defend their Premier League title and challenge for Champions League glory once again.
