Grealish deletes x-rated Instagram post about City teammate which leaves fans speechless

And if you haven't seen it already, there is no way you will predict what it is. Absolutely no chance.

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It also appears the England star either had second thoughts, or got a hasty call from a Man City press officer, too, as he soon took it down.

But not before supporters managed to take a screenshot and made it go viral. Don't you just love tech-savvy football fans?

So what was the picture Grealish decided he probably shouldn't have posted? Well, as the mug reads quite plainly: 'Nathan Ake with t*ts.'

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Why? We have no idea, but there you go.

But I think we can all agree that it's a bit weird, very random and quite funny.

Call it the British sense of fun, blue humour, a bit of banter, call it whatever you want… we just want to know what Ake thinks.

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He's not the only player to get the 'Footballers With' treatment, either. Gary Lineker once tweeted that he felt 'mugged off' after learning the drawing for his mug had less… on show… than Match of the Day colleagues Alan Shearer and Ian Wright.

The makers of the mugs even explained the post on Twitter, admitting that they were just 'buzzing' to have received the order from Grealish in the first place.

"A lot of people are assuming the story was deleted because of 'wokeness' but I haven't seen a single complaint," the post read.

"I asked Jack if he would post something but never expected anything. I was just buzzing about the order.

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"In hindsight that put him in a tough position because footballers don't generally go around posting t*ts on the timeline.

"I imagine he either a) posted on stories for a bit so it wasn't permanent but still helped us out, or b) Instagram took it down for policy violation. Though there's always c) he got a frantic call from the club press officer, asking if he'd lost his f****** mind."

Yeah, we're going to go with C.

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It turns out Grealish and Ake are good mates off the pitch, with the England ace hailing the Dutchman for his impact this season earlier in the campaign.

So, we're assuming he found it quite funny too.

"Nathan is a brilliant guy and one of the nicest guys I have ever met in football," Grealish told ManCity.com. "He doesn't have one bad bone in his body.

"I think he's been unbelievable this season and one of our standout players, and I think a lot of City fans would say that also. He works so hard every day on the training field.

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"He's a great guy and I'm so happy for him because of the person he is. He is a lovely guy and so loved by everyone in the training room.

"He's someone I get on really with on and off the pitch."