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Man City announcement could open door for Arsenal to make Jack Grealish move

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Man City announcement could open door for Arsenal to make Jack Grealish move

Arsenal may have been handed the perfect chance to strike a sensational deal with Manchester City to bring Jack Grealish to Emirates Stadium.

Despite winning the Premier League with City last season, Grealish endured a frustrating campaign personally, struggling to regularly break into Pep Guardiola’s first choice line-up. The 28-year-old made 36 appearances for the champions during the 2023/24 season, scoring three goals and assisting three more.




He only managed 2,124 minutes, however, which was considerably less than the 3,495 he managed the previous season. “It depends on him,” Guardiola said on the England international in February. “[It] depends on him and all of them, you know.

“I try to be fair in my decision. We make mistakes but… so if he plays a lot of minutes last season and this season a little bit less in the beginning, it is the same player, the same manager, the same way we want to play.

“The same. Nothing changed, it’s just how you perform that is the difference and we need him. I said from the day one we need him, having a special quality for our team. We need him. It depends on him. Hopefully he can do a good last month.”

Competition for places at City is already competitive and Grealish could fall even further down the pecking order next season with the arrival of Savio. The 20-year-old is expected to complete a move to City from fellow City Football Group side Troyes in the coming weeks.

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