What would you name your own team if you could? Why not write the name on his uniform for us to see! I’m loving it,” Grealish says. “It makes me so happy and proud when I hear the crowd singing my name. It could be too much pressure for some people but I just want to repay that. I always try and play with a smile on my face because I’m doing what I love. 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. Maybe you could cut out some pictures of real life players that are smaller than the one in this image. Maybe you could draw in the outline of a cheering crowd behind him to cheer him on for pulling off such an impressive move!

An excited young superstar races down the grassy soccer field, grinning as he expertly dribbles the ball. He’s picturing the perfect goal to score ahead! This football coloring sheet shows a player doing just that! I know that if I attempted this I would land up flat on my face. Millions of people tune in to watch and enjoy different sports experiences every year. Many sports have huge fan bases that support them with much passion and excitement every day. 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!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.

It looks like the ball has just been passed to the player in this football printable. When receiving the ball like this, a player has mere seconds to make some important decisions on the fly. The player in this football coloring sheet is right in the action as he seems to have just been passed the ball. Maybe you could draw in a speech bubble for this player and write in what he could be thinking. You could even draw a small picture into the speech bubble that shows the move he’s thinking of doing!

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! 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. This next player looks like he’s weaving the ball through the field with great determination! Football is all about teamwork, but there can be moments of individual heroism as well. Sometimes when you see an amazing move, you wish that you could have a mental snapshot of the moments leading up to it!

The 25-year-old made his debut only last September but he is the player the fans call for when he is on the bench and he is the one who excites them the most when he is on the pitch. For this picture, maybe you could use a combination of paints and colored pencils for a really intense look to suit this great move! City knew the fee Villa were likely to want for their playmaker and lifelong Villa fan - and remained undeterred in their pursuit. There was confidence from within the Etihad club earlier this week they would complete the deal this summer.While there are many popular sports, football is arguably the most popular sport in the worldwith billions of passionate fans! Our final image in this collection of free football coloring sheets for kids has a player once again moving at high speed! 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. It takes an enormous amount of skill and determination to run full speed to intercept the ball without tripping yourself up. 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.”