Jack Grealish is reportedly concerned that Aston Villa will price him out of a transfer to a bigger club in the summer.
On Sunday afternoon, Grealish scored his eighth goal of the season to earn Villa the point that they required against West Ham United to retain their Premier League status.
However, despite keeping his boyhood club in the top flight, The Sun claims that Grealish feels that it may have ramifications for his own future.
Now that they are facing a lesser financial burden, the 24-year-old allegedly feels that Villa may do everything possible to keep him in the West Midlands, potentially raising his asking price to £80m.
Manchester United have long been linked with an approach for the playmaker, while Manchester City may still get involved in the race for his signature.
Grealish still has three years remaining on his current contract.
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Darren Plant
Darren Plant
