On the evening of December 30th, Beijing time, the 20th round of the Premier League will kick off. The defending champion Manchester City will face the visiting vice-president Sheffield United at home. Before the game, Manchester City coach Guardiola warned his disciples in an interview not to show off their wealth at night and let criminals "know as little as possible." Obviously, Guardiola's words were meant for Grealish, the billionaire man.
In the last round of the Premier League, Manchester City was a guest at Goodison Gardens and defeated Everton 3-1 and scored precious 3 points. Grealish, who started as the left winger, did not directly participate in the goal, but his performance was quite good. However, while he was fighting hard on the court, his home was robbed. A group of wealthy men broke into his Ā£5.6 million mansion. Although 10 family members were present and there were tight security and fences around, the thieves managed to steal watches and jewelery worth up to Ā£1 million and left the scene safely. . To date, no one has been arrested for this matter.
This incident probably made Grealish a little scared as the person involved. In fact, as the most high-profile current English player, Grealish likes the feeling of being in the spotlight very much. He also frequently updates his social media to share his life. This move probably allowed him to successfully attract the attention of thieves and Think of him as a fat sheep.
It is precisely because of this that Manchester City coach Guardiola solemnly warned his disciples about not exposing their wealth, "Players should not share too much news on social media - the less the outside world knows, the better. People They're all watching you, they're all watching to see where you're going to be. That's the way it is in the modern world and yes, it's a difficult time for Grealish and his family, but luckily, His family members were not injured."
However, it should be noted that as public figures, the whereabouts of professional players are very transparent. The all-pervasive local tabloids in the UK have almost put players under a microscope. Even without social media, it is estimated that everyone would Everyone knows these players are rich. This is not to say that Guashuai's words are useless. Before that, he had warned Benjamin Mendy, who likes to play on social media very much, to focus on football, but unfortunately the latter turned a deaf ear to his words. Everyone knows what happened next. Mendy was accused of sexual assault and imprisoned. Although he was ultimately found not guilty, nearly two years of good times were wasted and he fell into ruin in his prime.
Although Grealish is not as extreme as Mendy, he does have too much off-field news. If he wants to maximize his career, he has to restrain himself and focus more on football.
