Hilarious comment after Sterling vs Denmark
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It's more the 5 year contract signed last year
urban genie
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Yeah bit surely you accept after watching football all your life that contract and when they were signed and for how longean pretty much nowt if clubs and players are willing to do deals.
In fact with such speculation all last season that he was wanted by other clubs signing a new long term contract is natural when you are a fan of your club, means if you are sold the next year the club you love will make more money to invest on strengthening.
He could well stay at villa and if he does fair fucks to him, he could sign for us or someone else either way his 5 year contract doesn't prove what he will do either way
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At least he lasted more than 30 minutes
Bluesince1979
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Plenty of times over the years players have signed a deal and been gone a season later. A case of “you can go but do us a favour and sign this so we get more brass for you”.
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with the champions league clause in it if villa didnt qualify for europe!!
I don’t condone diving by anyone mate. The pen we didn’t get for the foul on Kane balanced the Sterling decision though. Grealish never seems to beat anyone just ends up looking for contact.
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Jack Grealish 'has release clause in Villa contract' amid Man Utd and City links
Jack Grealish has a release clause in his new Aston Villa contract - meaning Manchester United and Manchester City may be in luck when it comes to a summer transfer chage
Jack Grealish signs new five-year Aston Villa deal
Villa captain signs deal through to 2025 with significant pay rise and bigger buy-out clause after interest from Manchester United and Arsenal over the summer
Sterling was caught on both sides when running at pace although it isn't easy to see unless you do the slow-motions.
I stopped reading at Football Insider lolJack Grealish 'has release clause in Villa contract' amid Man Utd and City links
Jack Grealish has a release clause in his new Aston Villa contract - meaning Manchester United and Manchester City may be in luck when it comes to a summer transfer chagewww.dailystar.co.uk
Jack Grealish signs new five-year Aston Villa deal
Villa captain signs deal through to 2025 with significant pay rise and bigger buy-out clause after interest from Manchester United and Arsenal over the summerwww.skysports.com
"But Football Insider claim the club have been told that Grealish now have a release clause after signing a new contract at Villa Park last September."
richards30
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What about a report from your apparent favourite journalist John Percy who is top tier for villa news?
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blue b4 the moon
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So a lifelong rag?
That means the 'villa' fan prattling on & on either knows absolutely fuck all or is an impostor.
Edit* having now caught up in the thread it seems Grealish is actually a Villa fan.
Shame on you @Eoiyflem ;)
You're here because you're worried and you should be. If there's a release clause he will be gone because I just cannot see a top club not bidding for him in that circumstance, nor him turning down the chance to exercise it. The question is though are the press reports accurate. It's the type of thing they might know because agents talk to the press deliberately to engineer better contracts.
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So why are Villa so desperate to get him to sign another new contract just 10 months down the line? (I'm presuming that's true)
Rather sounds like there's a condition in there that Villa want to remove.
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Yep!! There is without doubt a clause there and i imagine city have offered if and villa have had to at least engage with grealish about wether he wants out? If its gone this far with it pretty much common knowledge now we want him then we can only assume that grealish said yes to city and the deal will get done asap.
Same thought... but could it also be that they realise after last season about how important he is and giving him even better wages and a new deal? would be significant for their project if their star player stays after all
My only surprise with that is why hasn't it been done already then? Release clause payment sounds simple enough to get a transfer agreed and done with, don't really get the Euros factor, Sancho's transfer also happened while he was with the England camp.
Centurions
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It's taken them an extra 10 months to work out he's their star man? Does that really sound likely to you?
Triggering a release clause that allows the player to speak to other clubs is probably the only simple part of any transfer. Perhaps it has been done but all 3 parties are holding to an NDA for various reasons?
That’s what she said ;)
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