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Jack Grealish's hoarse voice and tongue-in-cheek comments about Bernardo Silva made the headlines from Monday's parade through the city centre, but here were plenty of other interesting insights into the Manchester City squad from those open-top buses.
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If this season has been one where Jack Grealish has pushed himself out of his comfort zone at Manchester City, the hours since the end of the campaign have showcased what the nation loves the player most for. Grealish has only furthered his reputation as a carefree footballer since his move to the Etihad (off the pitch at least) and from the moment he posted from the dressing room swigging a beer on Sunday afternoon it didn't take a genius to work out what was to come.
Manchester City celebrated their fourth Premier League title in five years in spectacular style on Monday as fans thronged the streets of the city to party with their heroes for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic. City nearly lost their crown to Liverpool on the last day of the season on Sunday when Pep Guardiola's side found themselves 2-0 down at home to Aston Villa before scoring three goals in a dramatic five-minute turnaround to win 3-2. The players and staff, decked in City's sky blue and holding the Premier League trophy aloft, waved at fans from an open top bus as confetti rained down and blue smoke flares were lit along the route.
Thousands of Manchester City fans took to the streets on Monday to hail their Premier League title-winning heroes.
MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Manchester City celebrated their fourth Premier League title in five years in spectacular style on Monday as fans thronged the streets of the city to party with their heroes for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic.
MANCHESTER, England : Manchester City celebrated their fourth Premier League title in five years in spectacular style on Monday as fans thronged the streets of the city to party with their heroes for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic.
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