Manchester City star Jack Grealish has revealed that his dad gave a fake name to Manchester United scouts when they showed interest in the youngster.
The 26-year-old won his first major honour with City on Sunday but revealed his dad had to come up with a quick-witted way of avoiding interest from local rivals United when he was a member of Aston Villa's Under-10 side.
Grealish signed for Aston Villa when he was six before officially starting with the club's Under-10 side three years later.
![Man City's Jack Grealish (right) revealed his dad (left) gave a fake name to Man United scouts](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/05/24/09/58210617-10848551-image-m-5_1653380365892.jpg)
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After joining Villa's academy the England international was supposed to leave his Sunday League team, Highgate United, but he couldn't resist returning for a small tour with his former side.