Jack Grealish Next Club Odds: Saudi Sides Join Race To Sign City Star

Napoli have emerged as the new frontrunners to sign Jack Grealish this summer, according to a number of football betting sites.
Just weeks ago, the winger appeared close to a move to Tottenham Hotspur – but it now seems Serie A may be his next destination as the new season approaches.
However, a number of Saudi sides have also been linked to the star, and a lucrative move to the Saudi Pro League (SPL) is now just 4/1 with betting sites.
Since his £100m transfer in 2021, the 29-year-old has struggled to meet expectations and is far from a regular starter under Pep Guardiola.
With regular playing time seen as vital to Grealish’s hopes of regaining his place in the England squad, Manchester City appear open to offers for the midfielder.
Although he is currently priced at 9/1 to stay at the Etihad next season, a departure is looking increasingly likely.
Several clubs are expected to compete for the England international’s signature – but the question remains: who will get the deal over the line?
Napoli Could Add To British Contingent
The Italian champions are among the leading contenders to sign Grealish – and a move to Naples could prove a canny one.
Napoli have already helped revive Scott McTominay’s career and may believe they can do the same for Grealish.
With Khvicha Kvaratskhelia now at Paris Saint-Germain, a regular starting place is available – and Grealish, whose playing style is similar, could slot in smoothly if he returns to form.
The Serie A side are currently 7/2 favourites to sign him this summer.
Jack Grealish Next Club Odds:
Club | Odds | Betting Site |
Napoli | 7/2 | |
Any Saudi Club | 4/1 | |
Everton | 4/1 | |
Tottenham | 8/1 | |
Newcastle | 12/1 | |
Fenerbahce | 12/1 | |
Aston Villa | 14/1 | |
Bayer Leverkusen | 20/1 | |
West Ham | 20/1 | |
AC Milan | 20/1 | |
Any MLS Club | 20/1 |
(Odds correct at time of publish - 12pm 10/7/25)
Saudi Switch A Real Possibility
Recent reports indicate that Grealish is being offered a lucrative move to the Saudi Pro League this summer.
According to Tribal Football, alongside interest from Premier League clubs and teams across Europe, Grealish has also received proposals for a high-paying switch to Saudi Arabia.
SPL trio Al-Ahli, Al-Hilal and Neom are all said to be keen on the England man – and have the financial means to match his £300,000-a-week salary at Manchester City.
A move to Saudi Arabia may be seen as a step backwards for a player who was once among the most sought-after talents in world football – but Grealish is now 4/1 to join an SPL side.
Toffees Move Could Be Sweet For Grealish
Everton have been strongly linked with Grealish as David Moyes looks to add more creativity to his squad.
The Toffees ended the season on a positive note and will head into their new Hill Dickinson Stadium with momentum behind them.
Moyes has long been an admirer of Grealish, describing him in 2021 as “probably the best player in the league”.
The City winger could thrive under the Scot’s guidance, especially given the progress made by players like Jake O’Brien, Beto and Iliman Ndiaye during Moyes’ tenure.
A move to Merseyside could offer Grealish the perfect platform to reignite his career and Everton are 4/1 with betting sites to sign him.
Tottenham Rebuilding Under Frank
If reports are accurate, Tottenham have already had talks with Grealish’s representatives over a possible summer move to the capital.
Spurs may hold an advantage, with sporting director Johan Lange – who oversaw Grealish’s record-breaking transfer to Manchester City – still enjoying a strong relationship with the winger.
Following a disappointing 17th-place finish, Spurs are rebuilding under new head coach Thomas Frank – a project that could ease the pressure on Grealish as he looks to rediscover his best form.
With Champions League football secured, the club remains an appealing destination.
Having once been as short as 4/1, Grealish is currently 8/1 to be a Spurs player next season, according to betting apps.
Toon Move Might Not Be Best Option
Newcastle have been mentioned as a possible destination for Grealish and will be competing in the Champions League next season.
However, with Eddie Howe already well stocked in Grealish’s favoured position, the move may not appeal to the winger, who is seeking regular first-team football.
Harvey Barnes and Anthony Gordon have both impressed on the wing for the Magpies, so a deal for Grealish would seem unlikely unless one of the two were to depart.
He is currently 12/1 to make the switch to St James’ Park.
Fenerbahce Enter The Running
A recent addition to the Grealish betting market, Fenerbahce would offer the Manchester City midfielder a different kind of challenge.
The Turkish side are managed by Jose Mourinho, who is well aware of Grealish’s ability at his best.
While a switch to the Super Lig may not be his first choice, Fenerbahce are one of the few clubs likely to meet his wage demands.
He is currently 12/1 to join the 19-time Turkish champions this summer.
Villa Return Far From A Formality
Grealish is reportedly open to a return to Aston Villa, where he recorded 75 goal involvements in 213 appearances for the club before leaving for City in 2021.
Manager Unai Emery values his creativity, but a deal seems unlikely.
Villa are focused on cutting their wage bill after missing out on Champions League qualification, raising concerns over Profit and Sustainability Rules.
With Grealish earning £300,000 a week at City, a move would require either a steep pay cut or major player sales - making a homecoming improbable for now and he is 14/1 to return to Villa Park.
Leverkusen Head List Of Outsiders
Grealish has recently been linked with a move to Bayer Leverkusen, with manager Erik ten Hag reportedly expressing interest in signing the England international as a replacement for Florian Wirtz.
He is currently 20/1 to follow in the footsteps of fellow countrymen Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham, and ply his trade in the Bundesliga next season.
Elsewhere, a move to West Ham or AC Milan is also 20/1, the same price as playing for an MLS team next season.