Jack Grealish: Last News

Manchester City have progressed to the semi-finals of the Champions League following a tense 0-0 draw against Atletico Madrid but it all ended in controversy as both sides effectively brawled their way to the final whistle - and beyond.City boss Pep Guardiola was pelted with bottles as the teams made their way down the tunnel, Jack Grealish had his hair pulled and police ended up separating players in what was an ugly end to an enthralling European encounter.Anxiety was in the air all evening, and things boiled over when Phil Foden was hacked down by Atletico star Felipe as the clock ticked over into injury time. A melee ensued when former City man Stefan Savic raced over to the felled Englishman and tried to drag him to his feet.Players from both sides rushed in as the scrapping spilled out towards the stands, prompting coaching staff from both sides to get involved.

Jack Grealish became an England hero at Euro 2020, and was touted as the poster boy of the championships.

Emily Atack has posted a selfie she predicts she will regret. The Charlotte Hinchcliffe actress shared a sultry black and white selfie this weekend. It came ahead of the ITV2 Celebrity Juice star flaunting her outdoor garden nightclub, after a transformation.

Jack Grealish has been dubbed “Mr Gucci” by his Manchester City pals, who are now demanding he score them some freebie clobber.The £100m Etihad and England midfielder is poised to become a global ambassador for the luxury fashion label, who are trying to tap in to a younger audience. Recent talks are believed have taken place with the Italian firm and his City team-mates have wasted little time handing him a new label of their own.A City insider said: “Jack walked out for training earlier this week and Kyle Walker announced to the rest of the squad, ‘Here’s Mr Gucci’ - which had everyone laughing.“Jack does love a bit of Gucci and he turned up next day with one of their £800 pink hoodies on, so the lads have been getting their requests in for some freebie stuff.

Paul Merson has picked his combined Liverpool and Manchester City XI ahead of their big clash on Sunday.But it's bad news for England star Trent Alexander-Arnold, who doesn't make the cut. Instead, former Arsenal and Three Lions forward Merse has gone for Kyle Walker - because he's a better defender.Merson went for Liverpool keeper Alisson in goal, with Walker joined by Virgil Van Dijk, Ruben Dias and Andrew Robertson at the back. He also picked an all-City midfield three of Bernardo Silva, Rodri and Kevin De Bruyne.

Manchester City can expect to see 'a lot more' from Jack Grealish once he learns 'Pep Guardiola's way', according to one of their former forwards.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger put Richard Keys in his place after the presenter asked why Manchester City didn’t make a final push to sign Harry Kane last year.The former Sky Sports anchor said that he did not understand why the Premier League champions opted to sign Jack Grealish for £100m when they could have put in that little bit extra and signed Tottenham forward Kane instead. But Wenger, when pressed by Keys, said that the answer was “simple.”“I would say until now Grealish didn’t have the impact that you expected him to have at Manchester City," the 72-year-old said on beIN. "He’s not always a regular player.

Pep Guardiola was right in the thick of it as Manchester City and Atletico Madrid stars almost came to blows in the final few minutes of their Champions League quarter-final clash on Tuesday night.Jack Grealish reacted furiously after having the ball booted at him moments after being felled near the touchline, as Atletico's Angel Correa punted the ball towards him at close-range.It then ricocheted off the England international's legs before clipping him in the face, and Grealish leapt to his feet in a rage, before players from both teams started rushing in - including City boss Guardiola, who was one of the first into the fire.After launching a short verbal tirade at his opponents, Guardiola recognised that Grealish's emotions might get the better of him as tempers continued to flare, and decided to drag the £100 million midfielder away from the ensuing melee.By that point, Atletico boss Diego Simeone had joined the scramble, though the typically brutish Argentine decided to act as peacemaker too, perhaps with one eye on the second leg.

Manchester City fans were singing the praises of Phil Foden once again after he made an instant impact in their Champions League quarter-final.

Manchester City supporters are urging Pep Guardiola to pick Raheem Sterling over Jack Grealish when naming his starting XI for the Atletico Madrid showdown. Tonight sees the Spanish champions head to the Etihad Stadium for the first leg of their Champions League last-eight tie.

Kalvin Phillips’ baffling shoes.The return of Premier League football after the international break was almost completely hijacked by the Leeds United ace’s bizarre footwear he was wearing in the preceding days. Phillips’ return to the pitch was one of the most promising sights of the recent game week, but his shoes sent supporters and Manchester City ace Jack Grealish scuttling towards their key-board.However, the England men’s senior player of the year is not the first footballer to leave the industry non-plussed by their choice of clothing.

Manchester City and England ace Jack Grealish amusingly threatened to unfollow Leeds United midfielder Kalvin Phillips if he wears his unusual “quaver” like shoes again.Phillips recently baffled the footballing universe when he was seen wearing what could only be described as baggy, quaver like shoes. While also sporting a long overcoat, Phillips was seen signing autographs while donning what appeared to be designer shoes from Spanish Luxury fashion company Loewe.However, his interesting choice of foot-wear almost threatened to cloud over his long awaited return to Premier League football.

Kevin De Bruyne and Raheem Sterling were the pick of the bunch as Manchester City fans lauded their side’s performance at Burnley.

Wayne Rooney is adamant Harry Maguire should start for England at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar after jumping in to defend the Manchester United captain.

Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand has named the England starting eleven that he would like Gareth Southgate to name at the Qatar World Cup, and he has left out some big names.The Three Lions beat Switzerland and Ivory Coast over the international break and Southgate’s options with the World Cup on the horizon are immense. Even those who were handed their international debuts of late, like Crystal Palace’s Tyrick Mitchell, performed with credit and the England boss has an almighty task on his hands in finding his best side.

Ronaldo’s infamous “triangle fringe” hairdo could be making a comeback.A study found a 55% rise in the number of Google searches in the past year for “iconic footballer hairstyles” as Brits seek to copy their heroes. Among the top three searches was for Ronaldo’s haircut which he sported when Brazil won the 2002 World Cup and Golden Boot in South Korea.The legendary striker later apologised to mums as kids all over the globe copied his “horrible haircut”.

Jack Grealish has admitted that he was "nowhere near as good" as his England team-mate, Jude Bellingham, in his teenage years.Ollie Watkins, Raheem Sterling and Tyrone Mings bagged the all-important goals for England as they strolled to a 3-0 win over Ivory Coast on Tuesday night, but it was Bellingham who caught the eye once again on the international stage.The teenage prodigy has torn up the Bundesliga since joining Borussia Dortmund in a £25million switch from Birmingham City in the summer of 2020. And the 18-year-old has now emerged as one of the most exciting stars in Gareth Southgate's Three Lions squad.After his latest midfield masterclass, Bellingham's place on the plane to the World Cup in Qatar later this year is surely all but assured.

Manchester United linked pair Declan Rice and Harry Kane have moved to defend Harry Maguire after the £80million man was booed by England supporters at Wembley on Tuesday night. Before the win over Ivory Coast, the United captain was strangely jeered when his name was read out prior to kick-off.

Jack Grealish has admitted that he wanted Serge Aurier to stay on the pitch during England's comprehensive 3-0 win over the Ivory Coast on Tuesday night - and he even pleaded with the referee not to send him off.Grealish was back to his tantalising best on a comfortable night for Gareth Southgate's side at Wembley. OIlie Watkins, Raheem Sterling and Tyrone Mings bagged the goals for England, but Grealish was a menace throughout and teed up Sterling for his strike on the stroke of the break.And Manchester City's £100million man tormented Aurier for the majority of the first half before the ex-Tottenham man was given his marching orders for two yellow cards.But Grealish revealed after the match that he did his best to persuade the referee to let Aurier stay on to keep things competitive.

Premier League supporters after he was sent off for dissent during England's clash against Ivory Coast on Tuesday to bring his career tally of red cards to six. The former Tottenham defender got booked for pulling the shirt of Jack Grealish and sent off for talking back to the referee - despite the pleas of the Manchester City forward in his favour - with England running out 3-0 winners.Despite having never been sent off for his country before the trip to Wembley, Aurier had a reputation of being unreliable having been dismissed twice during his time in north London.One fan wrote: "Serge Aurier - The gift that keeps on giving."With a second adding: "Only Serge Aurier gets red carded in a friendly match."A third continued: "I see a year in Spain hasn’t changed Big Serge Aurier one bit."With a fourth agreeing: "Serge Aurier some things never change."Was the red card a fair one? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionIn addition, former England and Spurs defender Jonathan Woodgate gave his thoughts on the matter, echoing the sentiment offered up by fans.

Liverpool skipper Jordan Henderson questioned the actions of Harry Maguire in England training after the Manchester United defender froze during a rondo drill to kill the momentum.The midfielder and defender were taking part in the speed passing drill alongside Jude Bellingham, Tyrone Mings, Harry Kane, Kyle Walker-Peters and others with Nick Pope and Jack Grealish trying to block in the middle.As the drill progresses, Walker-Peters gives the ball to Maguire, who puts his foot on top of the ball to allow Pope to tap it - meaning the passing streak ended - as that happens, Henderson looks Maguire in the face and asks: "What are you doing?"It seems as though Maguire lost concentration during the one-touch drill by controlling the ball, and allowed Pope a chance to swap to stick to the rules.During the opening game of their international break, England beat Switzerland 2-1 thanks to Luke Shaw and Harry Kane having trailed though Breel Embolo.Maguire didn't feature during the match with Marc Guehi, Conor Coady and Ben White getting the nod as Henderson played the full 90 in midfield.Should Harry Maguire still start for England? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionEarlier in the month, Gareth Southgate was asked why Maguire still deserves to be in the international squad despite his poor club form of late.He said: "I don't think it ever crossed our minds not to select Harry Maguire for this squad. There wasn't a chance we weren't going to call him up.