Miguel Almiron has responded to Jack Grealish’s end of season comments for the first time.
Much has been made about Grealish’s comments at the end of last season, and Almiron’s form since he said what he said.
After Manchester City won the league, Grealish made it clear that he was enjoying the celebrations, but took it too far for some people when he brought up an innocent Almiron in a seemingly-drunk joke made about his teammate Riyad Mahrez.
Explaining what he felt was the most important thing that led to City’s win against West Ham that won them the league was, a borderline-voiceless Grealish said: “There were two secrets… number one, Riyad, taking him off the pitch, as soon as possible. He played like Almiron yesterday…”
Since then, Almiron has been one of the best players in the league, scoring more goals in the past two months than Grealish has since joining Man City.
After picking up the Player of the Month for October, Almiron responded to Grealish’s comments, showing complete class and respect towards the City midfielder.
He said: “I don’t think anything that Jack [Grealish] said has got anything to do with the great form. Jack is a great player first and foremost and I wish him all the best, but this success is down to hard work.”
These Almiron’s comments was shared on Twitter by City Xtra and it attracted plenty of attention from the club’s supporters.
‘W Almiron. Hope you keep balling ”
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‘That’s classy from the Newcastle lad. Jack made a silly mistake and rightly criticised for it. Almiron playing brilliantly and well deserved.
Time to move on.”
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‘Even Almiron’s bored of all this saga lol, media needs to drop it ”
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‘It’s embarrassing that a premier league player is getting asked these questions!”
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‘Honestly they’re just forcing it now”
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‘I hope Grealish comes out and compliments him when he’s sober if he was once drunk enough to joke about him.”
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