Jack Grealish reveals only way he thinks Man City treble could be topped

Jack Grealish admits that it is 'difficult' to deal with trying to top Manchester City's treble success last season. The 28-year-old played a huge role in the Blues' astonishing season which saw them win the Premier League, FA Cup and a maiden Champions League.

Grealish has been able to contribute as much as he'd like in Pep Guardiola's side in the early weeks of the season. He's missed nearly a month of action which saw City win their first six Premier League games, but then lose their last two, but he started against RB Leipzig in the Champions League last week.

He's back in the England squad to take on Australia and Italy at Wembley, but the City man was asked in a press conference about the historic success of his club side and how similar success with England could compare..

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“I don’t mean this to sound weird but it is difficult in a way because you have such a high of winning the treble and then you do think ‘what would ever top that?’,” he said.

“Obviously doing something at international level definitely would. But then even at club level, you think ‘what would top it?’ Maybe to win all four including the Carabao Cup but we went out of that last week.

“You probably think about doing an ‘Invincible’ season but we got beat. To do what we did last year again would be unbelievable and to do something at international level with this group of players would be unbelievable.

“After the season that I had with City, it was an unbelievable season, one of the best of my career especially in the second half of the season when I was playing a lot more, playing with