Jack Grealish spotted for the first time since Manchester City treble parties | OneFootball

Jack Grealish has been photographed for the first time since his crazy Manchester City treble-winning celebrations as he reported for England international duty this week.

The City forward has been the life of the party since the Premier League and FA Cup winners capped off a historic campaign on Saturday night by claiming their first ever UEFA Champions League crown in Istanbul.

A single goal from defensive midfield mainstay Rodri secured a dramatic 1-0 victory over Serie A giants Inter at the Ataturk Olympic Stadium, making Manchester City the first side to win the Treble in England since their city rivals United in 1999.

That victory sparked wild celebrations from the whole City squad as they partied late into the night on Saturday, before jetting off to Ibiza for a 12-hour session, returning in time for an open-top bus parade with supporters in Manchester, and capping it all off with a club staff party at Depot Mayfield on Monday night.

There has been barely any time for recovery either, as Manchester City’s international stars have now jetted off to join up with their respective nations ahead of various fixtures towards the end of June – with Jack Grealish among the England contingent to arrive this week.

Grealish was unsurprisingly the life of the Manchester City celebrations over the course of this week, sinking various beers in Istanbul, Ibiza, and Manchester, while also guzzling down champagne and vodka straight from the bottle during Monday’s parade.

Now, for the first time since their celebrations, Grealish and his English Manchester City teammates have been photographed for the first time since concluding their parties and joining Gareth Southgate’s players.

The 2022/23 Champions League winners paused for a moment to pose for a photo for England’s official cameras, as they arrived at St George’s Park ahead of fixtures against Malta and North Macedonia across the next two weeks.

Manchester City’s stars are expected to be granted a period of time away from first-team duties once their international duties are completed, before returning to join up with Pep Guardiola and his staff ahead of the new season.

City will travel to Asia for their pre-season tour, as they face fixtures against Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich, and Yokohama F. Marinos in a trio of clashes spread across Japan and South Korea.