Jack Grealish set to announce ‘record-breaking’ new sponsorship ‘soon’

Manchester City superstar Jack Grealish is expected to reveal his latest sponsorship breakthrough, in light of a significant upturn in form.

The England international icon has been at the centre of uncertainty surrounding his next move on the boot deal front, after his deal with sportswear giants Nike came to a natural conclusion in recent weeks.

That expiry led to a frenzy among the world’s major players in the sport industry, as they looked to beat one another to the signature of one of the most coveted faces in the football world.

In a significant development over the course of the weekend, all signs now points towards a total agreement between Manchester City’s forward line sensation and the Premier League champions’ kit manufacturers, Puma.

Jack Grealish was seen sporting Puma’s ‘FUTURE ULTIMATE’ boots during the 1-1 draw against Nottingham Forest on Saturday afternoon – a contest that saw the former Aston Villa man notch yet another goal contribution.

According to the information of Footy Headlines, an announcement confirming Jack Grealish’s deal with Puma – which was recently described as record-breaking – is expected to ‘come soon’, possibly ‘as early as next week’.

Grealish will have certainly impressed his latest business partners since returning to Manchester City action following the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, having been at the centre of numerous goals for Pep Guardiola’s side in recent weeks.

Since returning from international duty with Gareth Southgate and his England squad over winter, Grealish has recorded an impressive two goals and four assists – including strikes against Manchester United and Arsenal, with both matches coming away from home.

The recent form of Manchester City’s £100 million signing in the summer of 2021 has often led to the exclusion of Academy star graduate Phil Foden from Pep Guardiola’s starting line-up, as the Stockport-born midfielder struggles to break back into the Etihad XI.

Grealish will be hoping to take back his berth on the left-wing of Manchester City’s front-three this week, as the Premier League’s second-place team embark on their Champions League knock-out adventure with the first match of a two-legged affair against RB Leipzig on Wednesday night.