JACK GREALISH CONSIDERING LEAVING MANCHESTER CITY

Grealish's Struggles at Manchester City:
Jack Grealish, the 28-year-old football player, is thinking about leaving Manchester City this summer. He didn't have a great season in 2023-24, only scoring three goals and making three assists in 36 games. Because of his poor performance, he didn't make it into the England squad for Euro 2024.

Left Out of England Squad:
Grealish was initially part of Gareth Southgate's squad for the tournament, but he didn't make the final cut. Players like Eberechi Eze and Anthony Gordon were chosen over him.

Potential Summer Exit:
Even though Grealish still has three years left on his contract with Manchester City, he is thinking about leaving. He wants to play more regularly at this point in his career. According to Football Insider, Grealish is open to discussing a move away from the club.

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