Lifting the FA Cup with Manchester City was enough for star forward Jack Grealish to pick up a new Lamborghini – personalised with a Sky Blue wrap as a nod to his team’s home shirt colour.
He even splashed out on the £210,000 wheels before City completed their historic treble, beating Inter Milan in the Champions League final.
He has celebrity car customiser Yianni Charalambous to thank for his Lamborghini Performante Urus’ new look… even if the self-confessed Arsenal fan dubbed it ‘Tiffany blue’.
Charalambous, who runs Yiannimize in London, has customised several footballers' cars in the past, including Sergio Aguero, Didier Drogba and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
He revealed the sleek Sky Blue wheels on his Instagram story, stating: “This car belongs to Jack Grealish, the Man City Premier League winner. Yes, he took it away from the Arsenal, however he wanted his car wrapped. I think it works perfectly, especially because he plays for Man City, and there it is in all its glory. An incredible looking car.”
With an estimated net worth of £20 million, and taking home £230,000 a week at City, forking out to have a brand new, £210,000 Lambo personalised and wrapped probably won’t have left a big dint in his wallet.
While the Lamborghini is easily the most expensive car in his garage, it’s not the only luxury car in his collection – Grealish has been spotted in two other cars that aren’t to be sniffed at!
Range Rover Sport (£82,000 approx)
The Range Rover Sport is a staple of the high-flying footballer – a super comfortable 4x4 with a decent turn of speed.
He probably won't want reminding about crashing it into two parked cars in 2020 – he received a hefty fine and a driving ban, but he’s since returned to the road.
Mercedes C-Class (£44,000 approx)
This Mercedes C-Class is arguably one of the more unassuming, practical cars in his collection, most definitely when compared to a Sky Blue Lamborghini Performante Urus!
It’s still got plenty of luxury touches and is perfect for those occasions when the footie ace would prefer to slip under the radar somewhat.
The Merc offers plenty of power regardless of which engine you go for, and it’s definitely not bad to look at or be seen in!
