Jack Grealish ‘on track to make £100 million’ before his 30th birthday after prosperous Man City signing

Jack Grealish is reportedly ‘on track’ to earn £100 million before he turns 30 after joining Man City in 2021.

The football player, 27, from Birmingham, is one of the UK’s most recognisable football stars after representing England in several international championships.

Jack has attracted many potential sponsors since joining Man City from Aston Villa in 2021, for £100 million, which is a British record.

The winger has also recently signed a lucrative boot contract with Puma in a £10 million a season deal, which has been the highest boot contract handed to a British football player.

According to The Sun, it is reported that alongside his £230,000-per-week wages, his endorsement deals could be earning Grealish close to £1 million per week.

A source from Manchester City said: “Jack is a licence to print money.

“He will earn £86m in wages over the lifetime of his City deal (which expires in 2027) but all the commercial stuff puts him in another league from most footballers.”

Jack Grealish has a host of deals, including a £10 million deal with Gucci and a sponsorship, believed to be worth around £1 million with BoohooMan.

Another source also allegedly said: “We have joked he is now the million dollar man. We reckon he must already be pulling down close to £750,000 a week in wages and commercial stuff - the sky really is the limit for Jack now he is entering his peak years.”

It has also been reported that men’s grooming brand Gillette are eyeing up Jack to join their line-up of sport stars that currently work with the brand.

Jack Grealish is not the only football star at Puma with the likes of Neymar and Antoine Greizmann also signing deals with the brand.

Puma have completed their deal with the Manchester City winger since they agreed to a kit deal with the club in 2019.

The brand has also been working with City’s manager Pep Guardiola, who has been an ambassador for the past four years.

Jack Grealish joins the ranks of Gareth Bale and Harry Kane who are some of the top highest earners for boot deals, with around £3 million deals a season.

The football player recently spoke of his £200,000 per week Puma deal, saying: “They are a brand that’s really caught my eye in the last few years.

“Especially recently, the collabs they are doing with other brands - the people they have on board now in NBA, F1 and football - it’s really eye-catching and it was a no-brainer for me.”

Jack previously helped Manchester City win the Premier League last season and is now working hard on the pitch to win the Champions League.