Kyle Walker was caught singing anti-Manchester United songs at Manchester City's title celebrations deep into Sunday night.
The Englishman was enjoying the night-long party along with his City team-mates and was videoed expressing his distaste for their nearest rivals. After Manchester City's 1-0 win over Chelsea, they were presented with the Premier League trophy and the celebrations continued into the early hours of Monday morning
Members of Pep Guardiola's squad were seen at private Manchester club MNKY HSE to revel in their fifth league title in seven seasons. Of those that attended, Walker was front and centre.
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The England right-back was videoed with a microphone in-hand and began to shout: "He f****** hates United, Johnny, Johnny Stones..." whilst other members joined in. The DJ turned down the music to allow a full City takeover.
Elsewhere in the title celebrations, Erling Haaland was seen trying his hand as a chef in the nightclub kitchen. The Norwegian was seen in silk pyjamas flipping a steak before laying it out on a plate as staff members posed for a photo.
The players were pictured arriving at the nightclub with their respective partners to enjoy the evening. City are next in action at Brighton & Hove Albion on Wednesday night before ending the season against Brentford.
The FA Cup final follows on June 3 before a trip to Istanbul to take on Inter Milan for a potential shot at an historic treble. The UEFA Champions League final is on Saturday, June 10.
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