Man City’s treble winning stars go wild in Ibiza before heading to UK for parade

Manchester City clinched their first Champions League trophy in history on Saturday after defeating Inter Milan 1-0 in Istanbul.

Rodri’s goal was enough to separate the two teams after 90 minutes, give Guardiola’s men their third trophy of the season and complete a treble win.

The team then flew out to Ibiza in Spain on a private jet for a short celebration after an emphatic Champions League victory.

Erling Haaland, Jack Grealish, Phil Foden, and the guys were captured on camera arriving in Spain for the all-night celebration.

According to reports from the Sun, Images captured the crew and the players touching down in Ibiza at 11.59 p.m. aboard a private jet A321.

They were then driven directly to the hotel, where they began their wild night out, staying up until 6.30 a.m. at a nearby nightclub.

After defeating Inter Milan 1-0, City continued its epic three-day celebration at this location. They accomplished the treble of the FA Cup, Premier League, and Champions League, becoming only the second English team to do so in history.

Man City players had their first celebration in the Turkish capital, then took a plane to Manchester before flying to Ibiza in Spain.

And since the club hoisted the coveted title in Istanbul on Saturday, the wild celebrations haven't let up.

Manchester City players returned to Manchester the following day after having a huge celebration in Ibiza.

The celebration went on for about 10 hours after they touched down at 11.59 pm in Spain before leaving the hotel at 10 am the next day.

Fans greeted City players when they returned from Istanbul on Sunday afternoon. Players touched down at Manchester Airport, and fans waited there before manager Pep Guardiola and the players posed with the trophy on the plane's steps.

The City team will tour the city in an open-top bus before performing on stage with Guardiola and his players.