Jack Grealish next club odds: Where could the Manchester City midfielder move this summer?

If rumours are to be believed, Jack Grealish will be shown the exit door at Manchester City. 

The 29-year-old left his boyhood heroes Aston Villa to sign for City in 2021 in a deal worth £100 million to become the most expensive British player ever.

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Grealish played his part in the 2022/23 team that won the treble of Premier League, FA Cup and the club’s first Champions League. 

But despite winning a further two league titles, a UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup, his four-year stay at the Etihad appears to be coming to an end.

No longer part of Pep Guardiola’s plans after being snubbed in the FA Cup final, where could the Midlands maverick head next?

Despite the rumour mill beginning to gather pace, the bookies seem to believe that he’ll still be a City player upon conclusion of the summer transfer window. Perhaps due to no concrete rumour having emerged just yet, bet365 (3/1) believe he’ll stay in M11.

Napoli (7/2 with William Hill) appear to be the favourites if Grealish does move on this summer. Antonio Conte’s side may become the reigning Italian champions by the time that the Englishman arrives in Naples. 

There’s plenty of ex-Premier League players currently plying their trade with Gli Azzurri that could encourage him to make the move.

Having signed for City from Aston Villa, the bookies believe that a return from Manchester City to Villa is next likely (10/1 with Betfair and Paddy Power). 

Given the fact the 29-year-old is a former club captain and boyhood fan, you can understand the logic of a return to Birmingham. Unai Emery has worked wonders with loan players this season, getting the best out of Marcus Rashford and Marco Asensio.

Tottenham Hotspur (also 10/1 with bet365) can offer Champions League football in the 2025/26 campaign after Spurs won the Europa League. 

Ange Postecoglou’s list of transfer targets will have competing against Europe’s elite in mind, so whether Grealish’s name is on there remains to be seen.

Newcastle (16/1 with bet365 and BetVictor) and Nottingham Forest (16/1 with William Hill) can provide Grealish with European football at different levels next season, along with the chance to stay in England.

AC Milan (16/1 with bet365) can’t offer the luxury of European football, but city rivals Inter Milan (16/1 with bet365) could be reigning European champions by the time the 29-year-old would arrive at the San Siro.

West Ham (20/1 with bet365) have had a disappointing season, but the former Aston Villa playmaker was previously the main man for a team in claret and blue. 

With Graham Potter’s reign still in its infancy at the London Stadium, the passionate fans could take to the England international as though he was one of their own if he could help change their fortunes.

More controversial or rogue destinations include Manchester United (25/1 with betfair or Paddy Power), Fenerbahce (25/1 with bet365), Marseille (25/1 with bet365), Everton (25/1 with BetVictor) or over to any Major League Soccer side (25/1 with bet365).

Moves to either Borussia Dortmund or Saudi Arabia (both 33/1 with bet365) are at different ends of the football stratosphere, but could provide Grealish with different footballing projects and a change of scenery that may be considered appealing.

All odds are correct at the time of writing.