The Athletic. Well, after a tricky start, Jack Grealish is looking very comfortable at Manchester City,

a regular starter in their Premier League title defence, and Pep Guardiola will be expected to turn to him

again in the Champions League this week. Meanwhile, off the field, he signed lucrative deals with

brands such as Puma and Gucci, haven't we all in our time.

So what's changed on the pitch and how has he become the most marketable British footballer since David Beckham?

I'm Mark Chapman. This is the Athletic Football Podcast.

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Now it's talent.

A sight of gold.

Gunder one inside him.

Greenish waiting.

Jack Greenish scores.

And the outpouring of emotion from Jack Greenish

shows you just what it means.

When I was celebrating, I was going to take my top off if you see it,

but then I realised I was already on the yellow card.

Wilson, in on goal, playing in Greenwich.

So honestly, it was so much more difficult than I thought, you know, you can imagine me going to sit here after being at Ville, you know, for all them years thinking, I'm going to go there now, get goals, assists, and I, you know, I still feel like I've played well in certain games

but you know what I want to do is contribute with goals and assists

and win trophies here

So joining us for this one from the

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