Jack Grealish, it’s time to go. If being benched for the biggest domestic game of the season—the FA Cup Final—doesn’t ring alarm bells, what will? Once England’s most electrifying winger and £100 million poster boy, Grealish is now watching the biggest moments from the sidelines at Manchester City. And let’s be real: it’s starting to look more tragic than tactical.
Pep Guardiola may admire Grealish’s work rate and tactical discipline, but admiration doesn’t equal minutes. And with Euro 2024 around the corner, Grealish’s England spot is hanging by a thread. He’s not just losing form—he’s losing relevance. A player of his flair, creativity, and swagger shouldn’t be rotting on the bench while others steal the spotlight.
The signs have been there all season: inconsistent starts, reduced impact, and now, a full-blown snub on one of the biggest stages. For the good of his career—and frankly, for the good of English football—Grealish must make a move this summer. A club where he’s the centerpiece, not a luxury accessory.
He doesn’t need City’s bench. He needs freedom. Rhythm. Confidence. Somewhere he can play every week and remind the world what £100 million once bought.
So pack your bags, Jack. Staying put is no longer loyalty—it’s career sabotage.
