KYLE WALKER belted out an X-rated chant during Manchester City’s title celebrations on Sunday night – while Erling Haaland sneaked off to cook his own dinner.
Pep Guardiola’s men lifted the Premier League trophy for a fifth time in six years on Sunday following a 1-0 win over Chelsea.
The players were then spotted heading into MNKY HSE – a Manchester club – where they partied into the night.
And Walker produced a hilarious moment when he grabbed the microphone and began serenading John Stones – his team-mate for both club and country.
He began by leading a chorus of “Johnny, Johnny Stones” to the tune of Boney M’s “Daddy Cool”.
The right-back then turned to Stones and exclaimed: “He f***ing hates United.”
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Walker’s remark was met with laughter from several City players – including ex-Leeds man Kalvin Phillips.
Meanwhile, Erling Haaland, who rocked up to the club with girlfriend Isabel Johansen in matching sky blue pyjamas, left his team-mates for a short while as he headed into MNKY HSE’s kitchen.
And he was filmed by chef George Ableson cooking steaks in his bright bed clothes.
Haaland then shared a picture of his beef, along with the caption: “F****** love that.”
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The Norwegian, 22, cooked a more conventional meal just one week after receiving flack for his choice of home-cooked dinner.
Haaland shared a picture of beef liver on a baking tray – something his followers described as “disgusting”.
Meanwhile, a number of City’s squad were snapped heading into the nightclub with their partners.
Phil Foden, Walker and Stones were all seen alongside their other halves.
While Kevin De Bruyne’s wife Michele Lacroix stunned as she went braless in a see-through top.
Riyad Mahrez was joined by his social media star wife Taylor Ward, who boasts three million followers on Instagram.
And Bernardo Silva met up with his team-mates alongside soon-to-be wife Ines Tomaz – with the pair set to tie the knot in Portugal in July.
City players and staff were also accompanied by members of Manchester band Blossoms, including lead singer Tom Ogden and drummer Joe Donovan.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
