Grealish Hits Back over Man City Tour Snub Claims
Grealish said he is still rehabbing after February foot surgery and has not returned to training, City said.
- Manchester City forward Jack Grealish is absent from the club's pre-season tour of Hong Kong and Seoul, sparking speculation about his future under new manager Enzo Maresca.
- Grealish clarified on Instagram Thursday that he is still recovering from a foot injury requiring surgery in February, denying he has been 'left out' of the squad.
- Manager Maresca has not ruled out the England international, stating, "At the moment, he is here," and confirming Grealish remains a Manchester City player.
- The club has already bid farewell to senior players John Stones, Bernardo Silva, and Nathan Ake this summer, while Brazilian winger Savinho is linked with Tottenham.
- Grealish joined City in a £100 million move from Aston Villa in 2021 but spent last season on loan at Everton after falling out of favor under former manager Pep Guardiola.
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Jack Grealish has denied claims he was left out of Manchester City's pre-season tour by manager Enzo Maresca. The England striker is not part of the squad that has travelled to Hong Kong and Seoul for pre-season training in the Premier League, which was interpreted as a signal that he is not part of Maresca's plans. However, Grealish reacted on social media, clarifying that his absence is only related to recovering from an injury. "Just to let y…
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Grealish hits back over Man City tour snub claims
Grealish has been left out of City's trip to Hong Kong and Seoul as Maresca's side prepare for the new Premier League season. The 30-year-old England winger's absence was interpreted as a sign he will not be part of Maresca's plans in the forthcoming campaign. But Grealish responded by insisting he is still recovering from season-ending surgery on a foot injury in February. "Just to let you know I'm still recovering from an injury so I'm not tra…
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