Jack Grealish says he doesn’t think he’s slept after he’s pictured being carried by Kyle Walker

Former Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish has been making headlines this week while celebrating Manchester City’s historic treble.

City paraded the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League trophies around the streets of Manchester on Monday evening after claiming the European Cup against Inter Milan on Saturday.

The Blues’ players and staff, some of whom looked a little worse for wear, were in jubilant spirits as they slowly made their way through the city centre on the team bus, while even the torrential rain couldn’t dampen the spirits of the fans who were seeing their treble-winners for the first time since returning from Istanbul.

As always, the former Villa skipper Grealish was the star man during the evening. The England midfielder stumbled onto the tram, and was later filmed begging Bernardo Silva not to leave the team. As he arrived at the buses, the 27-year-old, wearing a luminous high-vis jacket, was seen dancing for fans and trying to whip up the crowd, while he had champagne poured over his head by Erling Haaland when finally onboard the bus.

Speaking into the microphone, Grealish said: “To be fair, I don’t think I’ve slept,” before Kalvin Phillips pours some Grey Goose into his mouth. A few hours earlier, Solihull-born Grealish was pictured by The Sun in Ibiza, getting a helping hand from Kyle Walker as he looked a little worse for wear. The photo shows Grealish being helped along by Walker and another person. He was also reportedly offered a wheelchair at the airport after one too many drinks.

The City squad flew out to the Spanish Island following their victory over Inter to celebrate for 12 hours, before the parade took place in Manchester on Monday. Grealish, along with Walker, Phillips and John Stones will now report to England duty when they join up with Gareth Southgate’s squad on Tuesday evening (June 13).