Jack Grealish has stunned fans of Manchester City, after he revealed his monstrous post-match Chinese order.
Grealish - who has been among the standout performers for Manchester City this season - has revealed that he isn't one for a healthy post-match meal, as he instead opts for a trip to Manchester to pick up a hefty Chinese feast.
The England international spoke of how he treats himself to a monstrous meal from Spinningfields' Wing's Restaurant after each game he plays at the Etihad Stadium.
In a video uploaded to the club's official TikTok account, Grealish revealed that he is a big lover of Chinese food, before going on to announce what his go-to order is.
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"I love Chinese man. After every game, I get one.
"I go to Wings' in Manchester. I usually get a takeaway. I have Singapore chow mein, I have egg-fried rice, I have salt and pepper chips, I have salt and pepper prawns and then curry sauce.
"Then I just mix it all in and have a big free for all!"
The total cost of the order is a hefty £56, although it won't do too much damage to the bank account of the City forward, who is on a rumoured £300,000 per week.
Grealish isn't the first City player to admit to having a hankering for a spot of junk food, after Erling Haaland spoke of his love for a doner kebab in an interview with Gary Neville earlier this year.
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Speaking to Sky Sports, Haaland said: "My favourite meal is things we can almost never eat, things we can only eat on vacation.
"I love a kebab or a kebab pizza. I absolutely love it I have to say it's one of the best things but I can never eat it.
"Sometimes I sit at home and I think 'oh it would be so good' but then I go to the fridge and make something else, that is my life."
Grealish and Haaland have formed quite the friendship since the Norwegians move to Manchester last summer. The duo recently had fans in stitches as they handed out the Oscar for 'the biggest fraud' at Manchester City.
Featured Image Credit: @ManCity (TikTok) / @jackgrealish (Instagram)Topics: Jack Grealish, Erling Haaland