Grealish to leave Manchester City? Al Hilal and Atletico Madrid locked in transfer battle for the Englishman
Two top clubs are vying to sign Grealish.
Details: The future of Jack Grealish at Manchester City remains uncertain, and interest in the English midfielder continues to rise. According to the latest report from insider Ekrem Konur, Saudi side Al Hilal are ready to offer the player a contract worth between €20 and €23 million per season to convince him to make the switch to the Saudi Pro League.
At the same time, Atletico Madrid could enter the race for the player. Head coach Diego Simeone is a big admirer of Grealish’s professionalism and believes he would be a perfect fit to strengthen his squad. A move to Spain would also allow the Englishman to continue competing in the Champions League and start a new chapter away from the relentless pressure of English football.
However, the Madrid club will only act under one condition — if Manchester City agree to let the player go for a relatively modest fee or sanction a loan with an option to buy.
In addition, MLS clubs are also showing interest in Grealish, further strengthening Manchester City’s negotiating position. In the coming weeks, the battle for one of England’s most high-profile footballers could become one of the main storylines of the summer transfer window.
Grealish’s current contract with Manchester City runs until the summer of 2027, and his market value is estimated at €20 million by Transfermarkt.
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