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He Manchester City $60,000 dollars would have been spent on alcoholic beverages for the celebration of winning the UEFA Champions League. The information was made known thanks to Jack Grealish’s father The Mirrorwhere he revealed the large amount of money spent by the citizen team in favor of its celebration.
Kevin Grealish, Jack’s father, assured that he had access to the invoice for the alcohol expenses of those directed by Manchester City, revealing the amount of more than $60,000 dollars.. “And it wasn’t just what Jack had taken, which by the way, he went to his house early that night,” said the father of the star soccer player and protagonist of the celebrations with a laugh.
“I told Jack before the game, when you win, all I want is a signed jersey and he was able to figure that out for me, bless him. He has the signatures of the whole team on there, and he has Pep’s autograph too, it’s definitely something I’ll treasure forever.said the father of Jack Greaslish, who also had a wild celebration of his son’s achievement.
The father of the English star assured that his son was living a dream and he also told how he smoked cigarettes excessively with Erling Haaland’s father, anecdotes with the Oasis singer Noel Gallagher and how he took photographs with grandmothers who were fans of the club, among other curiosities that will remain etched in the Grealish family.
Manchester City made history last week after defeating Inter Milan 1-0 and obtaining the first Champions League in its history and also made Manchester the first city to achieve a treble with two different teams.
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