If Aston Villa fans could be granted one wish this summer then it’s Jack Grealish signing a new contract and squashing those Manchester City rumours for good.
Well, when Tyrone Mings took to Twitter on Tuesday to react to footage from Aston Villa’s training, where John McGinn was being nutmegged by Jacob Ramsey, he was asked a question by a supporter which seemingly made reference to the Grealish situation.
At first, Mings responded to John McGinn’s tweet where he claimed that Ramsey’s nutmeg on him was ‘incomplete’.
But Villa’s towering centre-back disagreed with the Scotsman and stated ‘Looks complete to me’.
That resulted in a Villa fan asking the England international whether ‘anything else looking complete at Villa Ty?’.
And he responded in a hilarious fashion by saying: ‘Yep. Training ground is pretty much complete’.
Villa fans bombarded their player with messages about how he is ‘teasing’ them, as they are desperate to know whether Grealish will stay put in B6 or not.
The Athletic have recently claimed that Grealish is in ‘advanced’ talks with the Premier League champions about moving to the Etihad.
But Birmingham Live reporter, Ashley Preece, has claimed on Twitter that he expects the expert-ball carrier to stay and that he still needs to sit down with Villa.
Either way, all of this is making the Villa Park faithful pretty anxious.
In truth, there is no reason for Villa to sell their star man. They are a sleeping giant now looking to roar once more.
Their owners have shown serious ambitions since taking over the club, they have spent nearly £300 million, Grealish has signed two new contracts during their tenure.
Villa have progressed in every season Dean Smith has been at the club, they had the youngest squad in the Premier League last season, they have a very strong spine in the team and they have smashed their transfer record on three occasions.
All in all, Grealish should stay put, but this is how Villa fans reacted to Mings’ message:
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