Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish has admitted that he is not sure if Arsenal’s 2-0 defeat at Villa Park on Tuesday evening is his final match in blue and blue in B6.
Grealish has been heavily tied to a move to Manchester United following his Premier League form with his boys club this season.
The 24-year-old returned to his best when Dean Smith’s team got up from the relegation zone with a game to play thanks to Trezeguet’s first half strike.
Grealish, who was also connected with Manchester City, enjoyed a productive evening on the wing while Villa got a vital victory that put them in the driver’s seat for a last-day clash with West Ham United on Sunday.
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He was questioned by the post-game of Sky Sports about his future and admitted that he did not know what he is worth.
“At the moment I’m not sure I have a goal and to keep the club in the Premier League,” he said.
“That’s all I’m thinking about right now and that’s all I can think of.”
United fans built up after listening to that interview.
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“Complete professional,” said one fan. “You need this type of MUFC player big time.”
“Grealish is a must this summer,” said another.
“Okay, it’s happening!” a third added.
“MUFC pulls out his finger,” said one fourth fan while another added: “Mark this as a historic moment; it’s coming!”
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