Jack Grealish could be on the move this January after struggling with form and fitness at Manchester City. The winger has not scored since December 2023 and has seen limited playing time, starting just six Premier League matches this season. Youngster Savinho has often been preferred, prompting Pep Guardiola to comment on Grealish’s “shape,” indicating that he is currently not performing at his best.

With speculation mounting about a potential January transfer, several clubs have been linked to Grealish. Here are five possible destinations:

1. Arsenal

Mikel Arteta is looking to bolster his squad amid concerns over Bukayo Saka’s injury. Arsenal has previously recruited from City, bringing in players like Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko. While Grealish could add depth, Arteta might prioritize signing a right-sided player, as he has options like Leandro Trossard and Gabriel Martinelli on the left.

2. Tottenham

Spurs have shown interest in Grealish for years and are reportedly keeping tabs on him. With Son Heung-min not performing at his peak and Timo Werner struggling, Grealish could be a valuable addition. Tottenham is considering a loan deal that would require City to cover a significant portion of Grealish’s £300,000-a-week wages, which may complicate a permanent move.

3. Newcastle

Newcastle is making strides towards European competition, and Grealish would be a significant signing. The club has previously sought a right winger and could act if Grealish becomes available. However, like Arsenal, they may focus on finding a right-sided player, especially since they are yet to replace Miguel Almiron after his departure.

4. Aston Villa

A return to his boyhood club could be appealing for Grealish, though it may divide fans due to his controversial exit. He faced boos during his last visit to Villa Park, but with Villa competing in the Champions League and aiming for a top-four finish, the prospect of playing there might entice him. However, they are also linked with Borussia Dortmund’s Donyell Malen.

5. Manchester United

A transfer across Manchester would be surprising but could benefit all parties. Grealish would avoid relocating, and City could alleviate part of his wage bill. He could fit well into Ruben Amorim’s 3-4-3 system, where he has played throughout his career. However, whether City would allow him to join a direct rival remains uncertain, as the last transfer between the clubs was Carlos Tevez in 2009.

As the January transfer window approaches, Grealish’s future at Manchester City appears increasingly uncertain, with multiple clubs eyeing a potential move.