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Diego Simeone’s Atletico Madrid is reportedly interested in signing Manchester City star Jack Grealish, adding to the exit rumours surrounding the English international. Grealish, who was once the most expensive player in Premier League history, has caught the attention of the Atletico manager.
According to a report from Trigger the Press, the La Liga giants are considering a move for the 28-year-old winger, with Simeone being an admirer of his talent. Grealish made a record-breaking £100 million transfer from Aston Villa to Manchester City and has shown significant improvement under Pep Guardiola in his second season, following a challenging debut season.
However, Grealish’s spot in the starting lineup was put in jeopardy when Jeremy Doku joined Manchester City from Rennes last summer. Despite spending more time on the bench than he would have preferred, the Englishman has still managed to make 33 appearances across all competitions this season.
Due to his situation, Grealish has been linked to a potential summer departure from the Premier League, with a possible return to Aston Villa also mentioned. His performance last season, where he contributed five goals and eleven assists in 50 games, was crucial in Manchester City’s unprecedented treble of the FA Cup, Champions League, and Premier League.
Atletico Madrid, known for their ability to unsettle opponents, greatly respects Grealish’s ability to annoy opponents on the field. With João Félix expected to leave the club this summer, Simeone’s side has been keeping an eye on the former Aston Villa player, and the funds necessary for the transfer will be available.
However, Grealish’s potential move to Atletico Madrid may not be without controversy. In April 2022, he had a heated altercation with Atletico defender Stefan Savic during a Champions League match, which escalated into a fight in the tunnel. Whether Grealish is willing to leave his Manchester City career behind remains to be seen.
This article was updated 1 week ago