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West Ham Consider Summer Move for Out-of-Favour Grealish
Jack Grealish’s talent is undeniable, but the past two Premier League seasons have seen a significant dip in form, far removed from his standout days at Aston Villa.
Once one of the league’s most electrifying attackers, the 29-year-old has struggled to make the same impact at Manchester City.
Now, a potential turning point could be on the horizon, with Graham Potter reportedly eyeing a move to revive Grealish’s career—a transfer that may be drawing closer.
West Ham United may have a prime opportunity to swoop in as Grealish appears increasingly out of favour under Pep Guardiola.
The Spaniard seems unconvinced that City’s number 10 can consistently deliver at the highest level, a sentiment reinforced by recent events.
Most notably, Grealish was an unused substitute in the FA Cup final and is reportedly set to be left out of the squad for the Club World Cup [Matt Law, 4 June].
Such exclusions might be the final blow to the midfielder’s time at the Etihad, paving the way for a fresh start.
Former West Ham player Martin Allen recently floated the idea of bringing Grealish to East London this summer—an idea that could soon gain traction.
At this stage in his career, Grealish looks like a player who needs to feel appreciated—both by a manager and fanbase—to recapture his best form.
Potter could provide that environment, and a move to the London Stadium might just be what the playmaker needs.
This summer promises change for West Ham, with Potter likely to reshape the squad in his image.
Should key attackers like Lucas Paquetá and Mohammed Kudus depart, reinforcements in the final third will be essential.
Grealish could be an ideal fit, linking up with exciting talents such as Jarrod Bowen and potential new signing Crysencio Summerville.
If West Ham can lure Grealish away from Manchester City—especially following Guardiola’s continued lack of faith—there’s a strong possibility he could rediscover his form and thrive in a more central role.
Ultimately, it may be the perfect time and place for a Grealish resurgence, far removed from his frustrations at the Etihad.
