As Grealish spends millions, what Guardiola does with his Champions League bonus

Manchester City's celebrations are over and they have been really wild. Josep Guardiola's side did not hold back their joy at winning their first UEFA Champions League final against Inter Milan at the Atäturk Stadium in Istanbul, Turkey, with thousands of fans chanting their names.

Jack Grealish has become the star of these celebrations. The whole time he was seen with a glass of alcohol in his hands and had an express trip to Ibiza, Spain to continue in a famous nightclub, to finish in the hotel of concentration asking for help to be carried in a wheelchair.

One difference with Josep Guardiola's attitude. Although he had every reason to rejoice at winning his second career treble, he has taken it in his stride and is already thinking about his future with the Citizens, perhaps not renewing his contract in 2025 and looking for a new challenge.

But one action has surprised everyone in England. The Spanish tactician has caused a stir, as he is known to be a man who takes great care of those around his team and looks after every detail, from the food served to the way the grass is cut on the training pitches.

What did Guardiola do with his Champions League bonus?

According to the Daily Mail, Josep Guardiola handed out his bonus for winning the UEFA Champions League to all staff working at Manchester City. Security staff, receptionists and technical staff all got a share of his £750,000, so the thanks for their work has been praised throughout.