Manchester City forward Jack Grealish has admitted he still finds one question from his mother difficult to answer.

The 28-year-old might have won the treble last season, and be a key player for England, but that doesn't appease everyone.

Grealish became the most expensive British player in 2021 when he joining Man City from Aston Villa in a £100million deal, but this has since been surpassed by Declan Rice who cost Arsenal £105m.

His first two campaigns were a success at the Etihad but the Three Lions star has endured a tough season blighted by several injuries.

He made a return to action as his side drew 0-0 with Arsenal at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday afternoon - but received a dressing down from Pep Guardiola at full-time.

And despite being adored by Man City fans, it is the total opposite when playing away from home, and he can't get his head around it - and neither can his mother.

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"I always think about it. I always wonder, ‘why do they boo me?’ – and my mum always asks me about it as well," he said.

"But I don’t actually know why it happens. At every single away ground I go to now, I get booed and I’m not entirely sure why it is – I just have to try and take it as a positive or a compliment.”

Grealish has already won six trophies with his current employers helping to silence his critics.

He was part of his side's historic treble, helping Man City to their first-ever Champions League triumph last campaign.

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