As the Aston Villa player arrives in Manchester to sign for
the Premier League winners, Jack Grealish
will complete his £100 million transfer to Man City today in a British record transfer deal.

Reportedly, Jack Grealish’s £100 million move to Manchester City will be
completed today.

The Aston Villa skipper will sign his contract in Manchester
before completing the British record transfer transaction.

City became favourites to sign the talented Villa player in
March, according to Sportsmail, and they have remained steadfast in their
pursuit, initiating negotiations over their bid last week and offering his
£100m clause last Friday.

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The Premier League champions have made a statement with the
acquisition, as Pep Guardiola tries to defend his championship and go one step
further in the Champions League.

Grealish had returned to training with Villa on Monday after
his holidays in Mykonos and Dubrovnik. In respect of his boyhood club, he
maintained a professional manner as the squad went through their paces. 

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He spoke with sporting director Johan Lange and expressed his
desire to advance in his profession.

Villa want to build a side to challenge the top six in the
Premier League and have completed the signing of Bayer Leverkusen winger Leon
Bailey for £30m. 

They also want Southampton’s James Ward-Prowse, Chelsea’s
Tammy Abraham, Norwich City’s Todd Cantwell, and Manchester United’s Axel
Tuanzebe to join.

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The rebuild will do little to assuage Villa fans who are
angry about the loss of their top player, but the club offered Grealish good
conditions to stay and remain ambitious in their future intentions.

Grealish will now get the chance to play on the Champions
League stage and cement his place as one of the best midfielders in Europe.

Despite Kane’s absence from training this week, City is
still interested in signing his England teammate Harry Kane from Tottenham
Hotspur. However, the transfer will not be as smooth.

Daniel Levy maintains that his captain is staying and it
will take a bid in excess of £150million to make him reconsider.