His hair flows in the wind as his colorful jersey and shorts flap behind him. For his outfit, get creative with bold reds, bright oranges, royal purples or any fun colors you choose. I wonder what he would do next with the ball after the moment in this picture? Maybe you could draw in the team number of your favorite player in real life onto the shirt of the player in this image! As well as trying out paints, pens and pencils, you could also try some of the additional craft ideas that were suggested throughout this series of football printables. So, what did he do differently last season? “A lot of it is down to confidence,” he says, even though he’s “not really shy”. But he started well and just took off from there. And he has done more lower-body weights in the gym: not calf raises but squats, lunges and leg extensions. He feels that these helped him to hit a PB for speed.

The player dribbling the ball in this football coloring sheet seems to be taking things a little more slowly. Does this football coloring sheet remind you of a memorable match? If it does, maybe you could color in his uniform to match one of the teams in that game! His ability on the ball has made him a firm fans' favourite, which crossed over to England this summer, when many felt he was underused by Gareth Southgate. Grealish’s appeal is based on his mercurial talent, the smoothness of his touch, his explosive bursts, but it is also rooted in how he comes across as being just like any other lad in the country. He is flawed, he has made high-profile mistakes but he has the common touch and there are times when it feels as if he is living everybody’s dream.

Football Mindfulness Colouring - International Players - Use these sheets to create some calm and mindfulness in your children's (or your!) day. They're especially useful to help children refocus their energy if they have had a particularly endorphin-filled morning!

For this picture, maybe you could use a combination of paints and colored pencils for a really intense look to suit this great move! This happy boy loves playing football. Is he the next Ronaldo or Messi? He’s running with the ball in motion, smiling as he looks ahead to score.The gym has helped me so much,” says Grealish. He’s close with Villa strength and conditioning coach Oli Stevenson, his former academy captain who, said former first-team manager Steve Bruce, “single-handedly” transformed Grealish. “We looked at him and went, ‘Oh, my God!’” he says. “Physique-wise, he’s a beast now.”

I bet he must be going for a goal! Does this footballer remind you of one of your favorite players? If they do, you could color them in with the colors of their team to show us who you think this could be! It’s nice when Villa fans are calling for you but you kind of expect it because you are one of them. When it’s England fans, it’s different. I get booed every single week by these fans. When I speak to my mum and dad, they think that it’s so nice people are not going: ‘Ah, if he was at Villa, we’d boo him every week.’ They are giving me that support and doing it for the whole team.” His strength and balance are what sets him apart,” says the Athletic’s Evans. “He can get his body into positions that win him so many fouls.” Last season, Grealish was fouled 110 times, 22 more than any other player – the most in the Premier League, even though he missed three months with injury. The season before, Grealish was fouled 167 times, 47 more than any other player, the most in Premier League history. The season before that, he was fouled 161 times, 45 more than any other player, the most in the Championship, despite missing half of the season with injury. He has been accused of holding onto the ball too long, diving and cheating. Maybe you could draw in the outline of a cheering crowd behind him to cheer him on for pulling off such an impressive move! What would you name your own team if you could? Why not write the name on his uniform for us to see!Grealish “obviously matured” when he was given the armband. When he was 20, he didn’t dare dream that he’d be captaining Villa by the time he was 23. “But I absolutely love doing it,” he says. “I feel like it puts that bit more pressure on myself, which I like as well.” This happy boy is having a blast playing fooball. He’s dribbling the ball down the field, smiling as the wind blows through his hair. There should be more trophies. Grealish wants to win as many as possible, whether as a team or individually. “When I say individual, I don’t mean that selfishly. I mean, if you ever won PFA Player of the Year, it’s something that you’d treasure for ever. But obviously you want to win cups with your team, whether that be Champions Leagues, FA Cups, Premier Leagues. They all mean so much. That’s what I want to achieve in my career. I have places that I’d love to play. I’d love to play in Spain one day. I’d love to play in the US. I have a lot of stuff I’d like to do.” Which real life player do you think this could be? Let us know by writing their name or number on his shirt! It is understood there has been communication between the two Premier League clubs throughout the summer.

I’m just a normal kid and, as I’ve grown up [in football], that’s probably one of the hardest things. I speak to my family about it all the time because when I go out and do stuff and I look at what my friends are doing … I’d love to be like that sometimes and just go and do stuff.Data compiled by AI-powered analytics company Sportlogiq in February showed Grealish’s average top speed of over 33km was the highest of all Premier League midfielders who had played more than 450 minutes. His average of 65 high-intensity sprints and runs per 90 minutes? Also right up there.