ERLING HAALAND let his hair down to dance topless in the rain during Manchester City’s Treble celebrations.
But fans were left frustrated by the coverage of the open-top bus parade as the horrid weather caused technical difficulties during the broadcast.
Erling Haaland danced with his top off and hair down
Ruben Dias lifted the Champions League trophy aloft while shirtless
Torrential rain and lightning delayed the bus’ departure by one hour on Monday evening.
But it lived up to expectations once it got going as the likes of Haaland and Ruben Dias partied with their shirts off as they soaked in the adoring crowds and relentless rain.
Haaland could be seen bopping to the music in the streets of Manchester as he let his flowing blonde locks go for the night’s entertainment.
And he made team-mate Jack Grealish look silly when he poured Champagne over the England international in a hilarious moment.
Fans waved flags and sang to the heavens as Man City made their way through town an open-top bus.
Key men such as Haaland, Kevin De Bruyne and Grealish basked in the adoration as they made their way through the streets of Manchester.
And the party is sure to continue into the night, with players living the high life ever since Saturday’s final whistle in Istanbul.
City landed the Premier League first, overturning an eight-point deficit to leapfrog Arsenal and win their third-straight title by five points.
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A second domestic trophy soon followed, with Guardiola’s men beating rivals Man Utd in the FA Cup final.
And City solidified their position as one of the greatest sides in history by lifting their first Champions League with a 1-0 win over Inter Milan on Saturday.
The club have been enjoying themselves ever since, with Grealish leading the way with a brilliant rap song from INSIDE City’s team bus.
Stars then reportedly jetted to party island Ibiza for a major celebration after landing in Manchester on Sunday.
But three players stayed home for a chilled-out dinner, with De Bruyne, Ilkay Gundogan and Stefan Ortega the only aces turning up to a hired-out restaurant.
Meanwhile, the Ibiza party crew only landed back in Manchester on Monday afternoon, hours before the start of the parade.
Yet they all managed to look their best for the historic celebration with their fans.