Wednesday, March 11, 2026

Man City’s Jack Grealish Nearing 7-Figure Deal with Gucci

  • Manchester City midfielder Jack Grealish is reportedly close to agreeing to an endorsement deal with Gucci.
  • The deal is believed to be worth seven figures and is unprecedented for an athlete.
Mancity.com

Manchester City midfielder Jack Grealish is reportedly close to agreeing to an endorsement deal with world-renowned Italian luxury fashion brand Gucci.

The deal, which is believed to be worth seven figures, will make the 26-year-old an official ambassador of Gucci, a move unprecedented for an athlete. The Italian brand has typically partnered with celebrities in the film and music industries.

In August 2021, Grealish became the most expensive British soccer player of all time, joining Man City for $131 million after 185 appearances with Aston Villa.

Since joining the Cityzens, Grealish has made 30 appearances, scoring four goals and dishing out three assists.

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