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Jack Grealish's social media post during Manchester City's Treble celebrations riled some Liverpool supporters(Image: YouTube/Sommit Sports)

Some Liverpool supporters may recall Jack Grealish's cheeky three-word jibe when he takes to the pitch for his first-ever Merseyside Derby for Everton.

The 29-year-old is set for a medical with the Toffees after David Moyes' side negotiated a season-long loan deal for his services.

Amid all the revelry, Grealish shared a provocative Instagram post which infuriated some Liverpool fans.

He posted a selfie alongside former City kit manager Brandon Ashton following their 1-0 Champions League final triumph against Inter Milan.

His caption wound up many Liverpool supporters, who saw it as a deliberate slight against them.

It read: "Weekend in paradise, my friend?

Let's f****n avvvvv it." And it was the first three words that got under the skin of Liverpool fans.

Many Liverpool supporters believed this was a calculated dig at them because Norris Green musician Jamie Webster wrote a song called 'Weekend in Paradise', which he regularly plays in fan zones when he follows the Reds abroad.

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Webster has played the anthem while performing in front of jubilant Liverpool supporters before the Champions League finals in Kyiv, Madrid and Paris.

At the time, Webster stepped up to defend Grealish amid the growing criticism, telling fans his post was not a jab at them.

Webster did not believe Grealish intended to aim a dig at him or Liverpool supporters(Image: Photo by Andrew Powell/Liverpool FC via Getty Images)

He tweeted: "Just because I'm a Liverpool fan, it doesn't mean that players and fans from other clubs can't enjoy my music.

Despite rumours of seeking a permanent departure from Etihad Stadium, Grealish is set for a loan switch to Everton.

Jack Grealish will be hoping for more game time after agreeing to move to Everton(Image: Getty)Article continues below

With the World Cup on the horizon next season, Grealish is eager to secure his spot in Thomas Tuchel's England squad when the Three Lions travel to the USA, Canada and Mexico.
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