MANCHESTER UNITED target Jack Grealish hinted he may not be at Aston Villa next season in an awkward interview after downing Arsenal.
Villa’s shock 1-0 victory over the Gunners took them out of the Premier League’s relegation zone on goal difference with one game to go.
Jack Grealish insists all his focus is on keeping Aston Villa up as they battled to victory over ArsenalCredit: Kevin Quigley-The Daily Mail
Villa’s in-demand midfielder Jack Grealish evades Arsenal loanee Dani Ceballos in the 1-0 home win at Villa ParkCredit: Getty – Pool
Skipper Grealish insists keeping his boyhood side up is the only thing on his mind as they head to West Ham for Sunday’s dramatic finale.
But asked if that could be his final game for Villa, the sheepish England hopeful told Sky Sports: “I’m not too sure at the moment.
“I have one aim and that’s to keep Villa in the Premier League. That’s all I’m thinking about at the moment.”
Trezeguet’s cracker on 27 minutes saw off an Arsenal side who rested six players in a dismal display, totally contrasting from their rousing 2-0 FA Cup semi-final defeat of Manchester City at Wembley last Saturday.
And Grealish, 24, added: “It feels unbelievable. I thought it was deserved – we were outstanding today.
It’s in our hands now. It would mean everything to keep Villa up.
“I reckon we could have got another goal but we’ll take a 1-0 win all day against a great team like Arsenal.
“It has been a tense day but all we can do is focus on ourselves.
“It’s in our hands now. We have a massive game on Sunday at West Ham.
“It feels massive [to be out of the bottom three..
“We’ve conceded quite a few late goals this season but we trust in ourselves and we have trust in the management staff.
“It would mean everything to keep Villa up.”
Dean Smith’s fourth-bottom side have a minus-26 goal difference, one better than Watford, a place below them.
And the Hornets have a tougher-looking final-day trip to the Emirates Stadium.
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
