Manchester City have not received any formal offers for out-of-favour midfielder Jack Grealish. The England international's club future is in doubt after being left out of City's squad for the last Premier League game of the campaign at Fulham, as well as the Club World Cup in the United States.

Grealish, who joined City from Aston Villa in 2021 for a record £100m, has struggled to find his best form over the past two seasons. With reported weekly wages of £300,000, potential suitors may be deterred by his high salary. Former City and Villa goalkeeper Shay Given described Grealish as "a generational talent," but sources say there has yet to be a bid for the player.

Where Has It Gone Wrong for Jack Grealish?

Grealish played a major role in City's Treble-winning campaign but has since grown accustomed to warming the bench rather than gracing the pitch. Pep Guardiola, City's manager, has shown support for Grealish, stating he was the person who "fought for him to come here and the person who fought for him to stay here this season and the next season."

However, being left out of the Club World Cup squad suggests the two parties may part ways this summer. A loan move, with City paying a portion of the salary, seems the most likely option for any club willing to make the financial commitment.

City's Training and Ticket Price Cuts

Right-back Kyle Walker was also left out of Guardiola's squad for the trip to the USA and is free to find a new club. City arrived at their base in Boca Raton, Florida, for the Club World Cup and held their first training session at Lynn University.

In other news, City announced they had cut ticket prices by up to 43% following protests by some fans last season. Manager Guardiola expressed sympathy for the protesters, and the club has committed to freezing season ticket prices.

Conclusion

As the summer transfer window approaches, all eyes will be on Jack Grealish and his potential move away from Manchester City. Whether it's a loan or a permanent transfer, Grealish's next steps will be crucial for his career.