Worrying photos of Jack Grealish slumped and passed out surface

Shocking images have surfaced showing Manchester City loanee Jack Grealish slumped and passed out cold during an afternoon out with friends.

The disturbing photos, which have gone viral, depict the England international apparently struggling to stay conscious after reportedly indulging in a long drinking session.

The 30-year-old midfielder, currently sidelined with a foot injury, had been in the midst of recovery after undergoing surgery to treat a stress fracture. His last appearance for Everton came on January 18, when he faced Aston Villa. Since then, Grealish has been working through a rehabilitation program aimed at preparing him for the 2026-27 season.

Despite the injury, Grealish’s off-field activities have attracted considerable attention. On April 25, images emerged showing him at a social gathering where he appeared unresponsive and slumped in a chair.

Eyewitnesses suggest that he had been drinking heavily, with one onlooker reporting: “His pals tried to wake him up. The booze must have caught up with him.”

The England international, who has often been in the public eye for his fun-loving personality, is no stranger to controversy. Known for his party-boy reputation, Grealish has frequently made headlines for his wild social outings and high-profile celebrations. His recent £20,000 festive party and the global attention garnered from his post-Treble celebrations in 2023 have only added to his larger-than-life image.

While Grealish has been vocal about his commitment to recovering and returning to peak form, the latest images raise concerns about his focus.

In March, he posted updates about his rehabilitation process, reassuring fans that he was “working hard to be back better and stronger than ever.”

However, these recent photos suggest that Grealish may be struggling to maintain the discipline required for a swift recovery. His rehabilitation process, which initially involved a protective boot and knee scooter, had shown signs of progress, but his public behaviour raises doubts about his commitment to staying on track.