Jack Grealish next club odds: Tottenham more likely than Aston Villa return

A move to Tottenham is seen as more likely than a return to Aston Villa according to the latest Jack Grealish next club odds released by Ladbrokes.

Grealish left Aston Villa in the summer of 2021 to join Manchester City in a deal worth £100m, winning the Premier League in his first season and the Champions League the year after.

However, the winger's days at Man City appear to be numbered, but a move to Tottenham is seen as more likely than the return to Aston Villa at many football romantics are longing for.

Villa are in the running to sign Grealish as the joint-second favourites according to Ladbrokes' latest odds, but it's actually Tottenham that is being seen by the bookies as the winger's most likely new club.

Cal Gildart of Ladbrokes said: “With the World Cup coming up next summer, Jack Grealish will want to play his way into the England squad. After he was close to joining Spurs several years ago, the latest odds suggest we might finally see him in north London next season.”

The odds are pretty close though, at 5/1 for Spurs and 8/1 for Unai Emery's side and Newcastle. Things are most definitely not as clear cut as Matheus Cunha to Man United for example, with the attacker 1/5 to join the Red Devils.

Moves to either West Ham or any club in Saudi Arabia are both at 8/1, so it seems like no one is really too sure where the multi-time Premier League winner is going to end up come the end of the summer transfer window.

The Hammers are also in the conversation for Jamie Vardy, but 'any club in the MLS' is viewed to be the favourites in the race to sign the the Premier League legend.

If Man City do lose Grealish, with a transfer reportedly under consideration, then the Cityzens will more than likely have to dip into the market to replace the England international.

Man City will want to reclaim the Premier League from Liverpool, who won England's top flight for the first time since 2020 in 2024/25, and are coming into the second on the back foot as only the second-favourite in the title race.

While Spurs are in the running to sign Grealish, their North London rivals are leading a transfer race of their own as the front-runners to be Viktor Gyokeres' next club if the striker does leave Sporting Lisbon.

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All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.