It might be a whole month since Manchester City won the treble, but the party is still going on for the legend that is Jack Grealish.
The 27-year-old footballer led the team in their celebrations immediately after City made history with their first-ever Champions League win - a result which, along with the FA Cup and Premier League, meant they were the holders of all three major trophies in one season.
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After the win, Grealish was among the players who hopped on a plane for a whirlwind trip to Ibiza before returning to Manchester for their bus parade just a few hours later.
At the time, Grealish admitted he hadn't had 'any sleep' since the win, but now that he's had more chance to rest he's apparently decided to return to the party island to really make the most of it.
Footage shared on TikTok shows Grealish standing in front of a crowd at the Hi Ibiza nightclub, where DJ Fisher is playing every Wednesday until 28 September.
The club's website says Fisher's headline performance each week will be 'joined by a carefully curated selection of big name guest DJs' - but it's unclear whether Grealish was actually scheduled to appear.
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Either way, the footballer made the most of his time at the club as he was filmed standing by the DJ deck with headphones around his neck, jumping along to the music in a white shirt and matching bucket hat.
A caption alongside the video read: "You go to fisher wednesdays [sic] in ibiza and Jack Grealish ends up being the whole show."
Fans can't get enough of Grealish's antics in the wake of City's treble win, with one commenting: "Fast becoming my favourite player."
Another wrote: "That's why he's the best left wing in the world don't @ me."
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As well as entertaining the masses at Hi Ibiza, Grealish was spotted partying at the Ocean Beach Club, which is co-owned by Wayne Lineker.
Lineker shared a snap to welcome Grealish back to the bar, writing: "Boys back!!! @jackgrealish annual ibiza trip annual pic #yesjack #ibiza2023".
The trip to Ibiza comes before City return to pre-season training, which is expected to start in the middle of this month.
The team is also set to return to the pitch later in July in Japan, where they are scheduled to play friendly matches against the J League’s Yokohama F Marinos and Bayern Munich.
Topics: Football, Manchester City, Music, Sport
Emily Brown