JACK GREALISH plans to give the iconic image of him celebrating Manchester City's Treble pride of place in his home.
The England midfield star, with his arms outstretched in the pouring rain at the back of an open-top bus during the victory parade, appears to be giving thanks as he closes his eyes to the heavens.
But Grealish admits just a few months before he feared Pep Guardiola's men were going to finish the season with nothing.
But now City's place in history has sunk in, the £100million ace wants even more, starting with the Community Shield.
"It's a nice photo, isn't it?" he said. "I've not got a copy yet but I'll have to get it framed in my house.
"It's deserved after winning the Treble and that photo will bring back good memories forever.
"It was a tense few weeks. In March, I was thinking, 'Are we going to win anything this year?'
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