Arsenal legend makes desperate Jack Grealish plea over Manchester City performances

Jack Grealish, an Arsenal great, makes a fervent plea over Manchester City’s performance.

One Arsenal great believes that Jack Grealish of Manchester City needs to replicate his Aston Villa exploits in order to maintain his spot in Lee Carsley’s England team.

Over the past two weeks, Grealish has returned to the England squad after missing the summer’s European Championships due to Gareth Southgate’s own selection for the competition.

The former captain of Aston Villa has acknowledged that he had one of the hardest summers of his life—and most definitely of his elite professional career—as a direct result of missing the competition in Germany.

But Grealish’s return to the Three Lions lineup has been facilitated by his team’s newfound success throughout the preseason and the first games of the competitive season, as well as Lee Carsley’s hiring as England’s acting head coach.

Speaking after England defeated Finland 2-0 at Wembley Stadium thanks to braces from Harry Kane, ITV analyst Ian Wright, a former player for Arsenal, was eager to commend Jack Grealish’s performance but was equally adamant about what needed to happen next.

Regarding Grealish’s recent England performances, Wright described them as “really progressive, taking people on, dictating, exactly what you want to see, getting past people, what we know he’s great at doing.”

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Ian Wright went on to say that if “Villa Jack” were to play for Manchester City again, there’s a good chance he wouldn’t be replaced in the Three Lions lineup very soon.

After his last start for the team, Jack Grealish will now return to Manchester City responsibilities this week with the intention of maintaining his spot in Pep Guardiola’s starting lineup for Brentford’s visit to the Etihad Stadium.

Grealish was inserted into Manchester City’s front three for their matchup with West Ham United at the London Stadium because to Savinho’s injury, which occurred before the team’s penultimate game before the international break.

Despite Savinho’s comeback from a small knee injury, the Englishman’s impressive performance will undoubtedly give Pep Guardiola enough to consider ahead of the Bees’ visit this weekend.