Jack Grealish has returned from injury at a crucial time for Manchester City, who are chasing a treble of Premier League, FA Cup, and Champions League titles. The 28-year-old midfielder has made two starts since his comeback, both of which were emphatic wins over his former club Aston Villa and Crystal Palace. He played a starring role in the 4-2 win at Selhurst Park, and his return has given City a much-needed boost. Grealish spoke about the importance of mentality in football and how he tries to stay focused on the next game. He also revealed that he no longer has a Twitter account because he doesn’t want to read negative comments about himself. Grealish’s return has been a timely one for City, who are in a three-way title race with Arsenal and Liverpool. They also have a second straight Manchester derby in the FA Cup final on May 25. Grealish has high hopes for the final months of the season, and who can blame him? His return could hardly have been timed any better.
Grealish’s Return A Boost for City as They Chase Treble Glory
