Jack Grealish’s future is under serious doubt after a tough season at Manchester City and being dropped from the England squad. A lack of goals and assists, off-field problems, and growing transfer rumors leave Grealish fighting to prove himself—both to Pep Guardiola and England boss Thomas Tuchel.

Chris Sutton predicts Aston Villa will beat Preston 2-0 in the FA Cup quarterfinal, noting Villa's attacking power and Preston's defensive style. The former striker advises that Unai Emery's lineup decisions will be key, and expects Villa to eventually break through a tough defense, possibly with late goals.

Troy Deeney questioned Chelsea's decision to make Reece James captain, citing his ongoing injury issues and comparing his situation to Jack Wilshere's career decline. Deeney warned that James’ frequent absences make him a questionable pick for such a critical leadership role, despite his obvious talent.

PSV Eindhoven and Ajax face off in a crucial Eredivisie clash that could swing the title race. PSV’s unbeaten home streak is tested against Ajax’s dominant away form, with both sides hit by injuries. The outcome could either cement Ajax’s lead or reignite PSV’s hopes for Dutch football supremacy.

Napoli host AC Milan in a crucial Serie A face-off, with Champions League qualification hanging in the balance. Milan chase a top-four spot, aiming to extend their impressive unbeaten record away to Napoli, while Conte’s in-form squad poses formidable challenges.

Matheus Cunha has thrown the summer transfer window wide open, dropping hints about leaving Wolves for a bigger stage. Arsenal and Manchester United are watching closely, with United ready to make bold squad changes for him. Cunha’s desire for top-level challenges and a proven Premier League record puts him firmly in the spotlight.

Watford takes on bottom club Plymouth Argyle in a must-win Championship clash at Vicarage Road. With the Hornets pushing for the playoffs and Argyle battling to escape relegation, the match's outcome could shape the season's final weeks.

Viktor Gyökeres has decided to turn down Manchester United's transfer offer, focusing instead on clubs with stronger chances of winning major trophies. The prolific striker wants to prove himself beyond Sporting CP and is aiming for a move to a team with immediate trophy ambitions, with Barcelona tipped as a top contender.

Coventry City's bold move to sign Viktor Gyokeres for £1 million paid off massively after selling him for £21 million to Sporting CP. The Swedish striker was not an instant hit but became the club’s top scorer and helped fund significant future transfers. With a huge release clause at Sporting, Coventry might cash in again.