Anyone out and about in Manchester's city centre today (12 June) might have noticed significantly more blue shirts than usual and that's because their treble parade is about to start.
Manchester City manager, Pep Guardiola, has yet another Premier League title and FA Cup to add to his collection, but what makes this one so important is that the club has finally won the Champions League.
It's the bit of silverware City have been desperate to acquire ever since they became the property of the Abu Dhabi royal family and until now it had eluded them.
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They'd come close before, reaching the final two years ago before losing to Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea, but this time around a solitary Rodri goal was enough to overcome Inter Milan.
That trophy sealed the treble for Manchester City and their fans and players have understandably been partying ever since, though the big event is today's parade as they'll roll through the Manchester streets atop a blue bus.
One player in particular looks like he's not really stopped celebrating since the whistle blew in the Champions League final, as Jack Grealish has been spotted partying in his full club kit.
He was filmed earlier this morning celebrating with City fans alongside ace striker, Erling Haaland, and while Haaland was decked out in normal clothes, Grealish was still wearing his City kit.
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Whether or not he's actually taken the thing off yet, besides to have a shower at some point, is unknown but if you'd won the Champions League, you'd probably want to keep that kit on for as long as possible.
City fans have loved the display of passion from Grealish, who joined the club from boyhood club Aston Villa for £100 million back in 2021.
Plenty have praised his displays of joy following the career high of winning a Champions League title and completing a treble, a feat few clubs have previously managed in football.
One fan said they 'b****y love Jack Grealish' for 'living his best life' still in his full kit after the Champions League final.
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Someone else said he 'didn't sleep all night' and plenty more City fans were buzzing off the energy Grealish had in his rapturous celebrations.
Others wondered whether he'd even taken off the kit yet, wondering if Grealish was 'smelling like a PE locker room'.
Some who were less than enthused about City's treble win pointed out that the club are facing 115 charges from the Premier League over allegations that they disguised their income from their United Arab Emirates owners.
Meanwhile, in true Manchester fashion, it's been raining just before the parade.
Topics: Manchester City, Football, Sport
Joe Harker