Jack Grealish made a “show” at the Manchester City hero’s party after he was not on the bench in the Premier League match against Aston Villa. And in an interview with Bernardo Silva, who himself shared it on social media, the Englishman referred to the Portuguese’s departure in a meeting with “the people of the village” to replace Gundogan as one of the “secrets” of the title.

“There were two squadrons. The first was to take Riyadh [Mahrez] Quickly,” he began before choosing the second crucial moment.

“He’s been brilliant this season. [aponta para Bernardo]but the second secret is to get him out of the field as quickly as possible.”

The Portuguese midfielder did not take long to respond. “The third secret was keeping Grealish in ****** bank.”

Grealish repeated his opinion in conversation with Stones Walker on the bus Walk around the city. “I would like to thank everyone, but the one I want to thank the most [pelo título] It’s Bernardo Silva because he left in the 70th minute because he was terrible,” he shot, pointing to the entry of Gundogan, a double in the comeback against Villa.

But extremism did not stop there. In a good mood, Grealish continued to provoke laughter – Guardiola said. Mahrez took on the role of party leader and Kyle Walker wondered who could dribble him, throwing the names Neymar and Mbappe into the air.

Grealish grabbed the microphone and left nothing unsaid. “Me, when I was at Aston Villa. That’s why Pep hired me,” he said, making up for it.