Jack Grealish has been generously donating thousands of pounds to those in need, revealing his true character amid a deluge of transfer talk about his Manchester City future. Grealish made a record £100m move from Aston Villa to City four years ago, and was a key player in their treble win in 2023, playing the full 90 minutes of the Champions League final. However, life at the Etihad under Pep Guardiola has been more challenging of late for the England winger. The 29-year-old only started seven Premier League matches last season, and was also excluded from City's Club World Cup squad. But despite his professional hurdles, Grealish has remained a generous contributor to charities and good causes . In fact, the Solihull lad has donated tens of thousands of pounds over the past five years without seeking publicity. According to the Sun, he browses GoFundMe to find causes to support, and his latest donation was a gift of £1,400 to a dad battling cancer. It's reported that he stumbled upon the man's page while on holiday. Grealish also donated £1,000 towards a woman's funeral fees earlier this year. Other donations include giving £5,000 to a 20-year-old with a cancer back in 2023 and handing £5,000 to a death crash victim's family two years before that. It is said Grealish's sister Hollie, who has cerebral palsy, has inspired him to be so generous. Growing up with her 'opened his eyes' to the challenges that ordinary people face. Grealish will be hoping to reinvigorate his career this summer, with the winger expected to be on the move. Boss Guardiola recently paid an emotional tribute to him , admitting he owes the English a huge amount. City boss Guardiola said: “It was a conversation between him and the club and they decide. Jack is an exceptional player, the only reason why he didn’t play last season is of course my decisions, and we decide that he has to play - and the club was honest, he was honest. “We decide the best is that he has a place that he can feel he can play and come back to be the player that he was in the year of the treble or all his career at Aston Villa; without him it would have been impossible or more difficult to achieve the treble. “The fact is the last two seasons he hasn’t played much minutes and he has to come back to play and get the butterflies back in his stomach that he can play every three days and show again the quality that he has.” Rate Grealish's time at Aston Villa. Click HERE to have your say