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Manchester United: Fans rave over Rob Dawson’s latest update on Jack Grealish

Lots of Manchester United fans raved over the news that Jack Grealish is open to a move to Old Trafford, according to ESPN.

Football correspondent Rob Dawson revealed Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is eager for the board to sign the 24-year-old, irrespective of his recent breach of the nationwide lockdown. The Norwegian has been an admirer of Grealish since last summer, and has repeatedly asked Ed Woodward to make an offer in the past two windows.

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The Aston Villa captain has scored 7 goals and created 6 assists in the Premier League this season, despite the fact Dean Smith’s side currently sit towards the bottom of the table, averaging 2.1 shots, 2.7 key passes, and 2.2 dribbles per game (WhoScored).

His current market value is estimated at £27.45m via Transfermarkt, but the journalist suggests the Villans will demand more than £60m for the Englishman, although the Red Devils are confident fees will drop in light of recent events.

The report went on to claim Grealish is a frequent visitor to Manchester, as he regularly finds himself in the spotlight in Birmingham more often than not. He was shockingly attacked on the pitch by a Blues fan during the Second City derby last year.

Popular fan site UtdReport shared the transfer update on Twitter, prompting loads of replies from the United faithful. A vocal supporter begged the club to “get him signed,” and another noted he would make a “great addition.” One fan added the midfielder is a “quality” player.

Take a look at the best reactions down below…

https://twitter.com/Tarum_7/status/1250413104669831168?s=20

United fans, do you think the board should sign Jack Grealish in the summer? Join in the discussion in the comments!

Tom is a football writer for Transfer Tavern, covering Chelsea, Manchester United and Newcastle United. He has also contributed to MSN, WhatCulture, Fresh Press Media and Sportskeeda.

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