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Jack Grealish, 29, has struggled to meet expectations following his £100 million transfer from Aston Villa to Manchester City.

With just 17 goals in 156 appearances for the club, his performances have fallen short of what City would have hoped for, and his future at the Etihad appears uncertain.

A departure this summer is becoming increasingly likely.

Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly expressed interest in the midfielder, but finances could prove a major obstacle.

According to Stefan Borson, speaking to Football Insider, Spurs are keen but may be unable to match Grealish’s current wages, which stand at £300,000 per week.

That figure would make any deal challenging for the North London club.

“It’s clear Spurs are interested,” Borson said. “But again, the key issue is financial—Tottenham are not going to pay him £300,000 a week.”

With Grealish’s salary likely to deter most Premier League clubs, a move abroad could be a more viable option.

Clubs in Saudi Arabia would likely have the financial power to meet his wage demands. Whether he is open to such a move, however, remains to be seen.

A fresh start could benefit both Manchester City and Grealish. While City would aim to bring in a more effective replacement, Grealish himself needs a new environment to rediscover his best form.

He was a standout performer at Aston Villa, and a change of scenery might help reignite that level of play.

Tottenham could provide the perfect platform for Grealish to get back on track—if he is willing to compromise on his salary expectations.

Spurs are in need of reinforcements in the attacking third and Grealish’s ability to operate both out wide and centrally would offer valuable depth.

Still, unless he agrees to a significant wage cut, a move to North London may not materialize.