Jack Grealish Transfer Odds

Manchester United have been frequently linked this summer with Aston Villa star Jack Grealish ever since he began to prove his worth as one of England's best playmakers this Premier League season. Now, the seemingly failed attempted to sign Borussia Dortmund’s Jadon Sancho, as he is with the German club on preseason training, the focus may revert to the Villa captain.

Although one issue United will have is that Villa manager, Dean Smith, has reportedly placed an £80m price tag on Grealish, fee £40m less than Sancho's reported price tag. This has seemingly reduced interest by United, however, the Red Devils have not been shy to spend large figures in the past, breaking records for the likes of Paul Pogba and Harry Maguire.

United are now priced at 4/1 to acquire the services of the Villa star and if the Sancho transfer news concludes, Grealish may become the main man.

With Mikel Arteta preparing for his first summer transfer window as Arsenal boss, there should be a lot of activity, as the Spaniard begins to shape his squad with a much-needed rebuild.

One area no doubt needing a replacement is the position of Mesut Ozil, who has not featured since the restart. The German star does not want to move, stating that he is comfortable sitting tight at the club despite Arsenal trying to pay to end his contract early.

If a deal can be reached to offload Ozil, then more funds could be given to sign Grealish although it is unlikely with the current financial situation at the club as with the owners reluctant to spend money.

Philippe Coutinho was one player that the Gunners were heavily linked with this Summer but with Barcelona preferring to sell the player rather than loan him out for another year, the Villa star could be the alternative.

Arsenal are now 5/1 odds to sign Grealish this transfer window.

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As Jurgen Klopp looks to increase his squad depth with a focus in his wide players, attention has been cast over Grealish. The Villa star started nearly half of his games on the wide part of the front three, an area occupied by star Sadio Mane.

One big push for the 24-year-old is his ability to play multiple positions, a feature that Klopp looks for in many of his players. Although one big downfall is that the £80m is a price that Liverpool doesn’t spend with the most the German has paid being £75m on Virgil van Dijk.

Many reports have suggested that instead, Liverpool’s focus is for Watford winger Ismalia Sarr a national teammate of Mane. Liverpool are now 8/1 to sign Grealish this window, and it doesn't make much sense for either man to make this move.

Throughout recent months, Grealish has been heavily linked with a move away from Villa Park with the ambition to play for a club in Europe and force place in the England setup at the same time. One team that was set to join the race back in late June was Manchester City.

Since the departure of Leroy Sane last season, there has been a need to replace the winger and many had suggested that the Villa player would be the man. Earlier this year, Pep Guardiola had made comments about the star stating that he was a "big fan" of the playmaker, and with David Silva also departing, there is more of a reason to bolster this area.

Although since then, not much has been heard and now with City completing the signing of, Ferran Torres from Valencia, this move is looking significantly less likely. As well as this, the price tag placed by Dean Smith also has warned off many clubs including City, who constantly face trouble from Financial Fair Play.

Despite this, Manchester City is still 10/1 to sign Grealish as the transfer window has only recently begun.

On the front of things, bolstering the playmaker role at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium makes a lot of sense ever since the departure of Christian Eriksen and the injury concern towards Dele Alli.

Reports have now disappeared after Spurs had completed the signing of Southampton’s Pierre-Emilie Hojbjerg, who although not a direct playmaker, will certainly work well alongside Giovani Lo Celso. However, with Tanguy Ndombele linked with moves away and the clear need to improve creativity for Harry Kane, don't sleep on this one just yet.

Spurs are 14/1 to acquire Grealish in this Transfer window.