Jack Grealish ‘agrees to train away from Man City first team' as three clubs consider move for England star
Grealish, 29, looks set for a move away from the Etihad this summer after struggling for minutes last season.
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The winger has been unable to tie down a place as a regular starter under Pep Guardiola in recent seasons and started just seven Premier League games.
While Guardiola chose to leave Grealish out of City's squad for their Club World Cup exploits this summer.
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