Newcastle’s Miguel Almiron speaks out against Jack Grealish’s remark as he receives Player of the Month honour for October

Grealish made an unsolicited jab at the Newcastle star at Manchester City's championship parade while talking about how his team had come from behind to defeat Aston Villa and win the championship on the final day.

He remarked that there were two secrets, the first one being Riyad removing him off the field as soon as practical. He performed yesterday like Almiron.

The remark backfired this season as the Paraguayan scored six more Premier League goals in October than Grealish had in his entire City career up to that point.


Almiron insisted that he has no animosity toward Grealish after winning Player of the Month for his outstanding performances. He said that he is a fantastic player and wishes him the best, but this is solely due to hard work.

Callum Wilson, another member of his team, believes that Almiron has been "motivated" by it this season.

The England striker revealed the following about his teammate on the Footballer's Football Podcast: Apparently, that comment was said, and he honestly didn't even understand the comment had already been made until recently - when someone else was saying that he was like, what was said? He was unaware of it. He simply shrugged, believing that it served as inspiration and pushed for him within.



Almiron's incredible performance in October propelled his team to five victories and a tie in six games.

The Toon's outstanding performances have propelled them up to third place in the standings, and manager Eddie Howe has been honoured with the Premier League Manager of the Month title.

As a result of Almiron's incredible strike against Fulham, Newcastle became the first team since Chelsea in November 2016 to win all three accolades simultaneously.

FAQs:

1. What does Callum Wilson believe?
   Callum Wilson believes that Almiron has been "motivated" by it this season.
2. When did Newcastle become the first team since Chelsea in November 2016 to win all three accolades simultaneously?
   Because of Almiron's incredible strike against Fulham, Newcastle became the first team since Chelsea in November 2016 to win all three accolades simultaneously.