JACK GREALISH was joined by two other Premier League stars at an all-night party that led to him crashing his car, reports have claimed.
The Aston Villa ace, 24, apologised yesterday after SunSport showed you pictures of Grealish standing next to his £80,000 4X4 following the bash at Ross McCormack’s house.
The Mirror claim Grealish – whose actions could impact a dream £70million move to Manchester United – was not alone in flouting lockdown rules.
They say two other top-flight footballers – who have not been identified – joined the midfielder at the party.
Grealish drove 10 miles from his home in Barnt Green, Worcs, to spend Saturday night at a flat owned by former team-mate McCormack.
It was there that he was allegedly joined by two more unnamed Premier League footballers.
Grealish apparently smashed his Range Rover into three parked cars near Solihull, West Midlands.
The Aston Villa captain appeared unsteady and confused moments after the alleged crash.
Grealish – who is on the brink of making it into the England set-up – was seen arguing with onlookers at 8am on Sunday.
He has since apologised for his actions after being hit with a £100,000 fine by his club.
In his filmed post, he said: “Hi everybody, I just want to do a quick video message just to say how deeply embarrassed I am by about what’s happened this weekend.
“I know it’s a tough time for everyone at the moment, being locked indoors for so long and I obviously just got a call off a friend asking to go round to his — and I stupidly agreed to do so.
“I don’t want anyone to make the same mistake that I did, so I obviously urge everyone to stay at home and follow the rules and the guidelines we’ve been asked to do.
I know for a fact that I’ll be doing that in the near future now and obviously, like I said, I urge everyone to do the same.
“I hope everyone can accept my apology and we can move on from this and hopefully obviously in the near future we can all be out enjoying ourselves again once this has all boiled over.
“Cheers guys, thank you.”
But that did not wash with talkSPORT pundit Jamie O’Hara.
The former Spurs midfielder said Grealish’s “selfish” apology was “embarrassing” and the whole course of events “idiotic”.
