Jack Grealish says to resist the transfer from Tottenham and stay at Aston Villa

Jack Grealish should resist any attempt by Tottenham to distract him from Aston Villa.

That's what Sam Allardyce thinks, who estimates that the Grealish games maker, estimated at £ 60 million, should stay at Villa – at least for one season.

The 23-year-old was first linked with the Spurs last summer and seemed to have to leave his childhood club until a move came to fruition.

Instead, he stayed and inspired the team in the championship playoff final, where she beat Derby 2-1 and badured that there would be Premier League football at Villa Park for the first time. times since the 2015-2016 season.

Allardyce thinks that if Villa wants to avoid relegation next season, she needs to keep control of her talisman and her fans' favorite.

"It's important to keep Grealish on board, which is essential for their season and their hope of maintaining their Premier League status," said Allardyce.

"And I'm wondering now why Grealish would like to leave anyway. He arrived where he wanted to go with the club he loves so why not stay and see where the trip will take him.

"He is adored by Villa fans and plays on the biggest stage. If I were him, I would stay around to see what would happen.

"And if Villa were successful at recruiting and buying good players, he could go a long way."

Ironically, Villa's first game in the new Premier League season is in Tottenham on August 10th. The Grealish club was about to join the club.

Allardyce was speaking in front of Soccer Aid, where he took charge of the English team against World XI.

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