Man City’s Treble winners will fly to Ibiza on a private jet as the celebrations continue ahead of the parade

A large number of treble-winning Manchester City players have jetted off to Ibiza for a night of partying before returning for today’s trophy parade.

Mail Sport understands that those involved, who did not include manager Pep Guardiola, chartered a private jet from Manchester to the Balearic island to mark their history making in style.

They are expected to return early this afternoon ahead of another night of partying in the blue half of Manchester. Erling Haaland was one of the players in the picture in Ibiza.

Guardiola and his team returned to the city yesterday after their dramatic 1-0 win over Inter Milan secured the Champions League and, after the Premier League and FA Cup, Europe’s top prize went to the Etihad board.

From Atatürk Stadium, the group headed to their hotel to celebrate, where striker Erling Haaland entertained on the DJ deck.

A large crowd of Manchester City’s Treble winners continued their celebrations by chartering a plane to Ibiza after returning home from the Champions League final in Istanbul

The victory over Inter Milan completed the famous treble of Pep Guardiola’s Man City team

City completed the Treble by beating Inter Milan in Saturday’s Champions League final

Jack Grealish led the celebrations as Manchester City celebrated in Istanbul on Saturday night after the final

Grealish rapped over pounding disco music as Manchester City celebrated the treble

Grealish and Haaland pictured with the European Cup on the flight home from Istanbul

Jack Grealish was still in his Manchester City kit the night after the Champions League final

Kalvin Phillips was still wearing the winners’ medal from the night before

City number 10 shared a beer drinking club after Saturday’s victory

The party continued until 8 o’clock. Many wore sunglasses as they departed their flight in Manchester with their trophy.

However, it appears that some managed to hop on another flight on consecutive nights of partying.

The parade gates open at 5 p.m. and City’s players are expected on stage from 7:30 p.m.

It is understood the group were given permission to travel by the club under strict instructions that they had to return well in advance of the parade.

However, the trip to Ibiza was not for everyone. Kevin De Bruyne, Ilkay Gundogan and Stefan Ortega went out for dinner with City staff at Chinese restaurant Tattuin in Manchester on Sunday night.

De Bruyne, who was injured in the final, attended with his wife Michele, arriving at 9.30pm and leaving just before midnight, while Gundogan arrived around the same time.

Tatu’s menu has a 74.50 per person sharing option with soy-cured caramel fillet, red snapper tom yum, aromatic crispy duck pancakes and seven spiced seared tuna.

Priced at 99.50, guests can enjoy a menu that includes Japanese black wagyu, Shanghai black cod and dim sum, with desserts including coconut, passion fruit and mango white chocolate dragon egg.

Kevin De Bruyne and his wife Michele leave the Tattu restaurant in Manchester city center – but only a handful of the players made dinner as others had flown to Ibiza for a 12-hour party.

Grealish joined the show in the dressing room for the Fleetwood Mac hit song Everywhere in

Guardiola and his group will depart in an open-top bus from Tonman Street, Deansgate at around 6.30pm.

The bus runs via St Mary’s Gate, Cross Street and King Street before terminating at the corner of Princess Street and Portland Street.

There will be a live stage show on Oxford Street with entertainment from 5.30pm, with the players taking to the stage at around 7.30pm.

City flew home from Turkey on Sunday afternoon to be greeted by flag-waving fans at Manchester Airport.

The players posed for pictures with the European Cup during the flight, and the trophy even reached the pilots in the cockpit.

Jack Grealish, who apparently stayed in his streak throughout Saturday night as he sang to Fleetwood Mac’s “Everywhere” in the dressing room, was seen on board using an intercom.

Erling Haaland posted a photo on his Instagram account smoking a huge cigar

John Stones took the award to the cockpit where the pilots posed with it

Grealish used the intercom on the plane on the way back from Turkey to the amusement of the Stones

After returning to their hotel from the Atatürk Stadium at 3:00 a.m., City players, staff and their families celebrated until dawn.

Grealish led the party, which was held on an outdoor terrace at the JW Marriott Hotel in Istanbul, where rooms cost 1,600 a night.

The English star was seen rapping while the DJ played pounding disco music in the background.

At dawn around 4:30 a.m., video footage showed the players still going strong as they celebrated their historic achievement.

The players caught just three hours’ sleep before boarding a coach to return to Manchester on an Etihad Airways plane painted in the club’s blue and white colours.

Grealish was seen sticking his head out of the window on the roof of the bus as fans clapped and cheered as he left.

Erling Haaland posted a photo of himself smoking a huge cigar on Instagram, later sharing one of him and Grealish in blue face paint, adding: “I love this guy.”