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He was at the forefront of the Citizens' celebrations,from drinking champagne while topless on their open top bus parade, to stumbling out of a bar at 5am while looking worse for wear.

In and amongst it all, Grealish posted a cheeky Instagram post which enraged some Liverpool supporters.

He uploaded a selfie with former City kitman Brandon Ashton after City's 1-0 Champions League final victory over Inter Milan.



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His caption provoked many Liverpool supporters, who interpreted it as a dig towards them.

Let's f****n avvvvv it."

The reason Liverpool supporters thought this was a swipe towards them is because Liverpudlian musician Jamie Webster wrote and regularly sings a song titled 'Weekend in Paradise.'

Webster is the Reds fan who has followed Liverpool around Europe with his guitar, entertaining travelling supporters in fan-zones at various matches and finals across the continent with his songs about the club and their players.

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The criticism towards Grealish grew so thick, Webster came out and defended the former Aston Villa captain.

I’ve spoken with Jack about football and music a few times, he’s a top player and a top fella."

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

Whether Liverpool fans will still have Grealish's post in their mind remains to be seen.

Grealish was heartbroken when he was left out of the Three Lions' Euro 2024 squad who reached the final in Germany.

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

He won three Premier League titles, the Champions League and the FA Cup at City, after arriving from Villa as the division's first ever £100million player in the summer of 2021.

But he struggled to replicate the same form in blue as he did for his boyhood club.

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