Jack Grealish is already a new Manchester City footballer. In total, 118 million are to blame for his transfer from Aston Villa, where he was a youth squad and captain of the club. Grealish, who will wear the number 10, has signed a long-term contract and, at 25, is taking the leap that his sports career asked for. In addition, it has become the most expensive transfer in British football.
The English midfielder will be under the command of Pep Guardiola and will be available this weekend, when the 'citizens' face Leicester City in the Community Shield final at Wembley. The Manchester City midfield adds Grealish to its list of potential starters.
The former Aston Villa will compete for a position against De Bruyne, Gündogan or Bernardo Silva -candidate to leave the team in the remainder of the transfer market-, but he can also act on the most offensive line, where he will find Foden, Mahrez or Sterling. One more alternative for Pep Guardiola, who has one of his goals for this summer.
The other is still Harry Kane, a Tottenham forward, who has not yet joined his team's training sessions. Kane has shown his intention to leave the Spurs to secure collective titles, something Manchester City are used to, but his remaining three years of contract invite Daniel Levy to be tough in the negotiations. Therefore, City will have to go over 100 million again if they want to have a new striker this season.