Aston Villa star Jack Grelish continues to play brilliantly this season, contributing seven goals and 12 assists in 22 games for Aston Villa in all competitions, averaging almost one goal per game. In this summer he is bound to attract another scramble among the European powers, and his stay will determine his future.
In fact, the Premier League powers have long regarded Jack Greesh as "prey", and Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur have sent him invitations two or three seasons ago. Fortunately, Jack Grillish did not leave the team due to aston Villa's relegation, but instead honed in the Championship, and finally ushered in a big outbreak in the past two seasons. But jack Grelish's achievements at Aston Villa are nearing the top, is it time to leave the hero in search of a farther goal? In addition to Chelsea, which is flooded with forwards, the other top five also have the idea of signing Jack Grillis. Arsenal have always lacked a creative attacking midfielder; Liverpool's ability to integrate Jack Grellish with the team would reduce their reliance on "Egyptian civilization"; Manchester United can also emerge from Bruno Fernandez dependence; Spurs need an organizer to sweeten up the team's position battles; Manchester City need another attacking core to compete with De Bruyne and Phil Foden after David Silva leaves.
However, Jack Grelish's loyalty to Aston Villa can not be underestimated, in the summer of 2016, when Villa was relegated to the Championship, Jack Grelish gave up the high salary of the Premier League and was willing to stay in the Championship and share the hardships with Villa, and finally led the team to the Premier League with three years of hard work. Now, will he leave Vera? It is not easy to play for the mid-range team for a lifetime and give up the dream of the giants, and in recent years, the only people who can resist the temptation of the giants in england seem to be Southampton pass Matthew Lay Tihill and West Ham United's veteran captain Mark Noble. At the giants, it is indeed easier for players to win trophies and compete for higher honors in the world.
Like Zaha in the Crystal Palace, even the sharpest knife seems to have a time to grind out. Zaha was also a mid- and lower-class "ball king" star, but because of the crystal palace's difficulties, he was unable to leave the team; now his performance and his flash of inspiration are not as good as before. Jack Grilish is going to compete for higher accolades, unless Villa can get as rich as Manchester City and build a stable and capable team to compete for the title, otherwise, to be realistic, he will waste his talent and time at Villa. With his strength, he does not have to stay in the British football world, maybe Serie A is strong; La Liga three also have his place.
Admittedly, not every player is just competing for the trophy, jack Grelish stays and can certainly become the figure who erected the bronze statue in Villa Park; leaving, his achievements are certainly even higher.