The most likely destination for Jack Grealish, who has been strongly linked to a move away from Manchester City, has finally been made public.
Grealish has reportedly failed to find his best football since joining the team from Aston Villa for a record £100 million.
The 29-year-old has made 156 appearances in all competitions thus far, managing 17 goals.
Grealish has only played in 31 games this season, tallying three goals and five assists.
He may be fired in the summer as a result of falling farther down Pep Guardiola’s hierarchy.
If the price is right, City is likely to accept an offer for Grealish, according to a March report by Football Insider.
Additionally, Grealish is reportedly scheduled to meet with Guardiola to discuss his future.
Tottenham Hotspur, a Premier League team, is reportedly the front-runner to capture the Englishman, who has been linked to a move abroad.
Spurs are now 7/2 to sign Grealish, ahead of his former club Villa and West Ham United, another Premier League team, according to OLBG.
According to reports, Saudi Arabian clubs are also vying for the attacking midfield player.
Grealish has a 22.2% chance of joining Spurs, according to betting provider Bet365, but a 44.4% chance of remaining at City.
At the time of writing, the most recent odds on Jack Grealish’s future club were accurate.
Remain in Manchester City till 5/4.
7/2 for Tottenham Hotspur
8/1 for West Ham United
Any club in Saudi Arabia: 8/1
8/1 for Aston Villa
In March, Guardiola was questioned about Grealish’s performance since there are still concerns about his long-term prospects for both City and England.
“Having the dream of playing for his country in the World Cup and Euros is fantastic,” he remarked.
“Everyone will be treated at the end of the season, regardless of what happens to Jack. We are now playing for a lot of significant things, but I have no idea what will happen next.”
When City plays Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final on Saturday, Grealish and the team will be back in action.
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