Jack Grealish at Manchester City: how much does the ex-Aston Villa captain earn per week?

Jack Grealish is currently in fine form for Manchester City.

As the 2022/23 season enters its final stages, Pep Guardiola’s team are once again challenging for the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup, with former Aston Villa skipper Grealish now a huge part of City’s team. The Birmingham-born playmaker shone in last week’s 3-0 home win over Bayern Munich in Europe, and he currently has 6 assists and five goals in the league.

Grealish struggled to adapt to Guardiola’s team during his first season in Manchester, but he is now one of the team’s most creative players and appears to be one of the first names on the team sheet. It was reported last week, that the former Villa man is ‘on track’ to earn £100 million before he turns 30 after joining City in 2021.

Grealish, now 27, is one of the UK’s most recognisable football stars having also represented England in the recent World Cup in Qatar and the 2020 European Championships. He has also attracted many potential sponsors since joining City for £100 million, which is a British record fee.

How much does Grealish earn at City and how much does he earn a week?

Grealish reportedly earns £230,000 per-week in wages at Manchester City.

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. And last year, he signed a major endorsement contract with the high-end fashion company Gucci, believed to be worth seven figures.

According to The Sun, it is reported that alongside his £230,000-per-week package, 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.” The star 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 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.”