Wait, Is Jack Grealish Single?

It has to be said, we don't always report on football here at Grazia. But today, we come to you with some breaking news: Jack Grealish - yes, the man nearly everybody in the country fancied during the Euros - could be single, according to some new, very interesting, reports.

One of the signs the Man City player back on the market is that he's reportedly on Raya, an exclusive members only dating app, usually associated with celebrities. (Paul Mescal, Cara Delevingne and Lewis Capaldi are just some of the names rumoured to have been on the app in the past.) The Sun reports that Jack's profile was active on Sunday, following Man City's loss to Tottenham Hotspur. (A spokesperson told the paper, 'We don’t comment on these matters, whether they are correct or incorrect.')

And there have also been some other developments which hint he might be single, as apparently Jack had been caught liking Love Island's Lillie Haynes photos on Instagram, before deleting the interaction, as per the MailOnline{ =nofollow}. (In case you forgot, Lillie was a bombshell in Casa Amor, who almost broke up fan faves Liam and Millie.)

Last month, it was thought Jack was back with his childhood sweetheart Sasha Attwood{ =nofollow}, with the pair even going on holiday to Croatia. In fact, Sasha - who met Jack when she was 16 - recently spoke about the horrific abuse she received from jealous trolls during the Euros. ‘I never in a million years thought it would be this bad,’ she explained in a YouTube video. ‘I was receiving 200 death threats a day [during the Euros], so many messages every single day and I still get them now all day every day. [Things like] “I hope you die, I hope you get cancer and die, I hope your whole family dies, I hope the next time you’re in the car you crash it and die, I hope after Wembley you die” it’s just crazy. The nasty messages about my appearances, the way that I am. What are you all doing? It’s so embarrassing.’

‘The scary thing is it’s young girls,’ Sasha continued. ‘I go on their accounts and they’re literally 13/14. I try and put it down to age but I was never like that at that age, I just think social media is so toxic and it’s really sad that these generations are growing up thinking it’s okay to say something like that. You hear it all the time “Oh I didn’t think she was going to see it, I didn’t think she’d reply” but why are you doing it? Please ask yourself.’

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