Footage has emerged of Manchester City and England star Jack Grealish appearing worse for wear, apparently being refused entry from a bar on a night out on Sunday.

In a clip shared on TikTok, the £100million star is seen on a night out with team-mates Kyle Walker and Riyad Mahrez in the vicinity.

He is being helped by another member of the entourage who is supporting him by linking arms.

The video posted by Mizormalc is captioned: ‘Man like Jacky too drunk to get in’.

The person filming can also be overheard saying: ‘Jack’s burst, he’s not allowed inside, look at him, Jack’s burst.’

Grealish is seen in a white hoodie outside the Albert Scholss – a Bavarian beer cellar in Manchester city centre – with a number of other people around him. He appears to have a brief exchange of words and then walks away.

Jack Grealish was seen being supported by a member of his entourage on a night out

The Manchester City and England star appeared to be worse for wear outside an establishment

City say the video was taken at 8pm on Sunday night, and that none of the players broke a curfew because they had a day off on Monday, ahead of training today and Wednesday night’s home Premier League match against Brentford.

The club also refutes any suggestion that the players were drunk and insist it was their own decision not to go into the packed Albert’s Schloss.

Manager Pep Guardiola played down the incident and came to the defence of his players in his Tuesday press conference, saying their only mistake was not inviting him to join them.

When asked about the footage Guardiola was not in the least concerned, instead focused more on the fact he wasn’t asked to tag along.

‘I’m so upset because they didn’t invite me. I don’t like it – hopefully next time they can invite me for dinner,’ Guardiola joked.

Riyad Mahrez (white cap) was seen in the video but did not seem to be in the same condition

England and City team-mate Kyle Walker was also briefly seen in the footage (blue cap)

Grealish is risking the anger of his manager Pep Guardiola, who dropped him in December

Man City insist it was the players’ own decision not to go into the packed Albert’s Schloss bar (pictured on Google Maps Street View)

Albert’s Schloss is a popular bar in Manchester, which hosts live shows and music

‘The video didn’t show exactly what happened. Dinner together, sober, enjoying with their mates and backroom staff.

‘The players know the risk when they go out because of social media but all of them – Riyad, Kyle, Ally (Marland, kit man), Jack were perfect.

‘But they will be fined because they didn’t invite me.’

The incident comes less than two months after Grealish was dropped along with Phil Foden by Guardiola for ‘not turning up to a recovery session in the right condition’.

They were benched by the manager for a game and afterwards he revealed it was not simply a matter of rotating his squad.

Man City boss Pep Guardiola has played down the incident, joking that he was only annoyed at the fact he wasn’t invited on the night out

The incident comes less than two months after Grealish and Phil Foden (left) were dropped by Guardiola ‘for not being in the right condition’ after a night out

The Spaniard had allowed his team some time to let their hair down after a seven-goal thrashing of Leeds in December.

Guardiola was away from the club at the time having attended Serio Aguero’s retirement announcement, but other staff members were left unimpressed by Foden and Grealish’s behaviour.

After benching the duo, Guardiola explained: ‘I decided this team because they deserved to play — these guys and not the other ones.

‘At Christmas time I pay a lot of attention to behaviour on and off the pitch. And when (behaviour) off the pitch is not proper, they are not going to play.’

Grealish made headlines back in March 2020 having crashed his white Range Rover, above, into two stationary vehicles after a party held during lockdown

Photographs circulated of Grealish, wearing odd footwear, after the crash in March

A video grab shows Grealish’s damaged Range Rover after he crashed it after a lockdown party

Grealish is no stranger to off-the-pitch scrapes and made headlines back in March 2020 having crashed his car into two stationary vehicles after a party held during lockdown.

The incident happened just hours after Grealish posted a video urging them to ‘Protect the NHS. Stay home. Save lives.’

He was banned from driving for nine months and fined £82,499.

Grealish was also dropped from Villa selection by then-manager Remi Garde in 2015, after a boozy night out at Manchester nightclub Panacea.

The former Aston Villa captain has endured a slow start to life at City following his record-breaking move to the Etihad.

He has made 24 appearances in all competitions for Guardiola’s side, managing three goals and three assists in that time.