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- Jack Grealish is 4/7 to stay at Manchester City, but speculation over a summer exit is mounting.
- Tottenham lead the next club market at 7/1, followed by Aston Villa (8/1) and Saudi teams (9/1).
- Game time concerns and City’s valuation are key factors in how this market moves.
Jack Grealish could leave Manchester City this upcoming transfer window
Jack Grealish’s future at Manchester City is under the microscope after a frustrating campaign that’s seen him start just seven Premier League matches.
With reports suggesting City could entertain a permanent transfer, Tottenham have emerged as 7/1 favourites to sign the England international if he moves this summer.
Despite the growing noise, Grealish is still odds-on at 4/7 to stay at City, according to Bet365.
But with City’s depth in attacking areas and players thriving in a similar role, the exit door may not be as tightly closed as it once was.
For punters scanning UK betting sites for summer transfer value, Grealish’s market is one to watch, especially with game time becoming a pressing issue.
| Jack Grealish Next Club | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Stay at Man City | 4/7 | 63.6% |
| Tottenham | 7/1 | 12.5% |
| Aston Villa | 8/1 | 11.1% |
| Any Saudi Arabian Team | 9/1 | 10.0% |
| Newcastle | 10/1 | 9.1% |
Spurs Lead Exit Market, But City Stay Still Favoured
Tottenham’s place at the top of the “next club” market is no surprise with another overhaul expected at the club this summer.
At 7/1, Spurs represent decent value for punters backing a London move.
A return to Aston Villa (8/1) is the romantic option and not totally off the table with Unai Emery’s side potentially in the market depending on Marcus Rashford's next steps.
Saudi Arabian clubs (9/1) are reportedly monitoring several English stars ahead of another summer spending spree, while Newcastle (10/1) offer an ambitious domestic alternative should they look to reinforce out wide.
