Jack Grealish outlines future Aston Villa plans amid Manchester United transfer interest

Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish insists his focus is on winning trophies with his boyhood club. Manchester United are ready to commit to their interest in Grealish. The Red Devils prefer to conduct their summer business as early as February. Reports suggest United will accelerate any talks for Grealish, as the player remains a hot prospect for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer if they are to make a move. "A lot different," he told Sky Sports . "Everything that's happened in my life, good or bad, football-wise has set me up to be the person I am today. I wouldn't change anything. Everyone knows I've had a bit of bad press when I was a bit younger, but I wouldn't change it. That's made me who I am today. "I think I've already started [a new chapter]. In the past year, you have certain stuff happen and when I was out injured, I got two bad injuries a couple of years ago, a kidney injury and then I did my shins. I was out for three to four months, and when you're out everything kicks in really, you start to think about what you really want to achieve. "When I was young I might have been a bit immature, but now I know what I want to do in my career, play for Aston Villa, play for England and win trophies. That's the aim." Grealish has made 29 appearances for Villa this season so far, scoring nine goals and creating eight assists. It was also suggested that the skipper could have a £45m release clause. Source: The Mirror Join us on Telegram!

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