After a game, Jack Grealish, a star for Manchester City, stated that he devours a massive five Chinese takeout dishes on one plate.

Additionally, the enormous dish comes at a tidy dim sum of £53.50 for the adored ace.

We previously reported that Grealish celebrated his Double victory by splashing out on a brand-new Lamborghini for £210,000. Yianni Charalambous, a celebrity auto customizer, coated the vehicle in a light blue color like to his team’s home strip.

He claims that his favorite food is Chinese, and he enjoys heaping his order onto a pile of food to eat in a “big free for all.”

The celebrity gets takeout from the upscale, costly Wing’s Chinese restaurant in Manchester.

“Yeah, I love Chinese, man,” Jack admitted. I get one after every game. Wing’s in Manchester is where I go.

I typically take something away. I’m eating egg fried rice, salt and pepper chips, salt and pepper prawns, and Singapore chow mein before curry sauce.

“I then combine everything and have a large free-for-all.”

For most people, a supper for one would be both expensive and filling, but not for the super-fit, £270,000-a-week celebrity.

His Singapore chow mein costs £20.40, his egg fried rice comes in at £5.40, his chips cost £6.40, his prawns cost £16.90, and there’s also a £4.40 jar of curry sauce to pour on top.

Jack can stroll to his apartment in the city center, where he lives with his partner Sasha Attwood and their cockapoo.

Actors from Coronation Street and other visiting celebrities frequent Wing’s as well as stars from both Manchester clubs.

The restaurant was made famous by the Old Trafford Class of ’92, which included David Beckham, Nicky Butt, Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs, and Gary and Phil Neville.

Up until his departure from the club, Wayne and Coleen were frequent patrons of Sir Alex Ferguson, who was himself a voracious consumer.

Jack also shared the explanations behind his enormous calves and short socks.

He told the Daily Mail, “I really don’t do anything,” in reference to those well-known calves, asserting that it is all genetic. Just anything that is inherited by the family.

“When my grandfather played football, he always had large calves.

However, I don’t perform any calf routines or workouts at the gym. To be honest, it’s just something I’ve had since I was a small child.”

Grealish further revealed that superstition is the cause of those well-known low socks.

He remarked, “I was maybe 14 or 15 years old when Macron sponsored Aston Villa, and the socks used to shrink in the laundry.

“The socks were so little that I couldn’t fit them over my calves while training.

“I therefore began wearing them in training below my calves, and I ended up playing really well that season.”

“I subsequently started playing games with my socks below my calves. I had such a great season that it was just something that stuck.”