Jack Grealish dons a bright pink tracksuit on his way to training as the Man City star prepares for a big trip with Atletico Madrid

MANCHESTER CITY star Jack Grealish was spotted in a pink tracksuit ahead of the side’s Champions League clash in Madrid on Wednesday.

Grealish, 26, is reportedly “close to” landing a lucrative seven-figure sponsorship deal with Italian brand Gucci.

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The midfielder wore a light pink hoodie and matching trousers with plain white socks tucked into white Nike trainers.

Grealish became Britain’s most expensive footballer with his £100million transfer to City last summer and put pen to paper £230,000-a-week contract at Etihad.

But now he’s ready to sign another deal, this time with fashion giant Gucci.

greyish, 26, regularly wears her luxurious designer clothes and was spotted wearing an £800 hoodie last week.

and acc the athletethe playmaker is about to get the clothes deal.

The report adds that it’s virtually unheard of for an athlete to end up in this type of role.

Instead, it’s mostly actors and musicians who promote the labels in this way.

But it is proof of that Grealish Global recognition and appeal for signing this landmark deal in a World Cup year.

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City will travel to Spain to face Atletico in a tasty second leg in the quarter-finals of Europe’s most elite competition.

Pep Guardiola’s men go into Wednesday’s decisive game with a 1-0 lead.

The boss had to intervene Stop a confrontation between Jack Grealish and his Madrid opponents in the first fight.

The England star came on as a substitute at The Etihad in the final 30 minutes but had an eventful game.

Seconds after coming on, he was tackled by Rodrigo De Paul and that was just a harbinger of things to come.

He was being fouled all the time and at one point when Angel Correa was down he smashed the ball at the winger, hitting Grealish in the face.

Tensions eventually boiled over as Grealish confronted the opposition, prompting Guardiola to shove his own player to keep him out of trouble.

Even with the referee playing full-time, Atletico players were still trying to get under Grealish’s skin, with Šime Vrsaljko and Stefan Savic aggressively yelling and pointing fingers in his face.