ο»ΏJack Grealish and Rodri had recently insulted one another on the manner in which the other person dresses. And neither one of them appears to have much hope left.
Jack Grealish has built a reputation at Manchester City as a quality player who pays close attention to the way he dresses. Even while he’s playing soccer, the former Aston Villa midfielder always gives himself a thorough grooming, making sure that he’s wearing his signature red socks and his preferred hairstyle.
At Etihad Stadium, the winger, who is 28 years old, even thinks of himself as a fashion trend setter and frequently and harshly criticizes the aesthetic sense of his colleagues. Recent comments made by Grealish describe the manner in which Rodri, a midfielder, dresses as being “terrible.”
But the tables were turned for the English star when the Spanish midfielder remarked that in his opinion, Grealish was the player at Man City who had the worst sense of style. They blame me for it, but I don’t accept the blame. When asked if he was the player on the team with the poorest fashion sense, Rodri responded, “I think it’s Jack,” in response to the question.
Grealish, having viewed the portion of Rodri’s interview that was posted online, redistributed it on his Instagram page alongside an expression of surprise. I have no idea whether the English midfielder finds it hilarious or is frustrated by it. However, the statement that Rodri made can be interpreted as a ruthless counterattack against Grealish. And both demonstrated that they were unhappy with the other’s performance in the relationship.
It is vital to realize that Rodri made such comments just a few days after Grealish received a sponsorship contract with the fashion firm Gucci worth 10 million pounds. Prior to this, the English midfielder also agreed to become the face of the Puma sports brand and inked a contract with the company that pays him 10 million pounds every season until 2028.
In addition to that, Grealish was paid a six-figure fee by BoohooMAN for his participation in the manufacturing of a line of men’s clothes. There is even a special fan page for people who are lovers of Grealish’s clothing, and he is known as “the football player with the highest market value since David Beckham” in the eyes of fashion manufacturers.
“Grealish impresses on and off the field with his quick feet and personal style,” said Johan Adamsson, who is Puma’s director of global sports marketing and sports licensing. “Grealish has the ability to make an impact in any environment.” But it would appear that Rodri does not place much importance on these remarks. The specialist on Spanish interceptions is prepared to argue with anyone who questions the appropriateness of his attire.