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Jack Grealish snubbed from England squad leaving fans baffled after amazing season and mega-money Man Utd transfer links


FANS were left in shock after Jack Grealish was snubbed from yet another England squad, despite his phenomenal 2019-20 season.

The Aston Villa star, 24, put in a string of exceptional showings as he helped his side avoid relegation last season.

Grealish has once again been left out of the England squad, with fans baffledCredit: Reuters

His hot form has seen him linked with a mega-money move to Manchester United this summer.

Grealish scored eight times, laid on six assists, won nine Man of the Match awards and even won more free-kicks in a single Premier League season than any other player in history.

But despite that, Gareth Southgate has once again snubbed him for his latest squad.

England take on Iceland and Denmark in the first matches of the Nations League campaign next month.

Gareth Southgate’s England squad for Iceland and Denmark

And while the likes of Phil Foden, Kalvin Phillips and James Ward-Prowse were named, Grealish was left out.

Mason Mount, Declan Rice and Harry Winks complete the central midfield berths.

It’s possible Southgate sees Grealish as more of a wide player, with Jadon Sancho, Raheem Sterling, Marcus Rashford and Mason Greenwood all named in the 24-man group.

But fans can’t understand why there still wasn’t room for Grealish, one of the standout starts of 2019-20.

One tweeted: “No Jack Grealish is a madness! Honestly, what the hell? Stunned.”

Another wrote: “Jack Grealish is the best English CAM in the Prem by a million miles.”

A third added: “Eric Dier and Kalvin Phillips get into the England squad but Grealish doesn’t. Absolute shambles.”

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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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