Jack Grealish shows off bold new haircut after using Paul Pogba's barber

Jack Grealish has taken on a new hairstyle ahead of the upcoming season with Manchester City.

The midfielder has been letting his hair down during the off-season, partying it up in Las Vegas after winning the Premier League title for the first time. He will return to the Etihad with a new look though after undergoing a trim at A Star Barbers.

The barber who chopped Grealish's barnet is also the man who cuts Paul Pogba's hair. He's also styled the hair of Chelsea 's Reece James and West Ham 's Declan Rice. City's record transfer has opted for a top knot - far from the usual long, sweeping locks fans are accustomed to seeing him with.

Grealish has been jetting around Europe to celebrate marriages with some of his pals. He flew to France over the weekend to see Harry Maguire tie the knot, having been on the Greek island of Mykonos on Wednesday for another wedding to celebrate Conor Hourihane's marriage.

Grealish made a £100m switch from Aston Villa to Manchester last term, becoming the most expensive British player in history. The 26-year-old was hugely influential at Villa Park but under Pep Guardiola he adopted more of a squad role, going on to score six times.

He was left on the bench for the final day comeback win over Villa, which secured a fourth title in five years for City. Speaking after the game Grealish was adamant that there was more to come and he would have a greater effect this season. He told Sky Sports : "I know I can kick on and I certainly will, I feel like I played my part in certain games, even the goal last week at West Ham which meant a lot. I can kick on so much more, I know in myself, the role I can play at this football club."

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Grealish also said after winning his first league title: "Honestly it's unbelievable. After the third goal went in I ran on the pitch then I ran down the tunnel just crying my eyes out. As a kid all you want to do is play in the Premier League, then you want to win it. We know with our quality we can beat anyone, which we did in the last 20 minutes or so.

"(It means) everything. When I signed friends and family asked me 'what do you actually want to win?' and for me I've always wanted the Premier League. It (playing for City) is more difficult than I thought, but I've enjoyed every minute. I stepped out of my comfort zone, new changing room, new surroundings. It has been difficult, but this today makes up for it."