Jack Grealish is partying after winning the Champions League

Jack Grealishleague player Manchester City, caused a social media revolution after a series of videos showing the England winger celebrating the Champions League title, from the dressing room to his arrival in England hours later. The Mancunian team was declared European champion last Saturday after beating Inter (1-0) with a goal from Rodrigo Hernández and Grealish as a key player after playing 90 minutes of the European final.

After the match, the Birmingham player is seen simply celebrating in the dressing room, chanting the miraculous wall from Oase with a beer in hand. Little by little, the City players began to rejoice, and Grealish was not far behind. After another set of songs from the Manchester duo, the England international winger would tap into the chords Freed from desirefrom Gala, to celebrate his partner Rodri Hernández with the song: “Rodri’s on fire”.

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But Jack Grealish entertainment it just started. After leaving the dressing room, the Manchester City player interrupted his teammate Kevin de Bruyne who couldn’t hold back his smile during the interview in the mixed zone. A few hours later, Grealish was still partying in the nightclub, wearing two glasses and the same outfit he came out of the dressing room in: a set of matches and a pair of flip-flops.

After more than nine hours, Grealish burned the last cartridges of his campaign along with his teammates, who eventually left him alone to dance on top of the sofa. On his return to England after his flight from Turkey, the Birmingham player could barely walk on a straight line after almost two days of partying. Of course, Grealish could -finally- change his clothes. The end of the party for the fans citizens of the city It will be this Monday the 12th at 19:30 (Spanish time) in a parade to celebrate City’s historic treble through the streets of Manchester.