Postpublished at 19:20 British Summer Time 12 June 2023
Jack Grealish has his top off.
Manchester City are celebrating their Treble with an open-top bus parade through the city centre with thousands watching on in the rain
Start of parade was delayed due to "adverse weather conditions and localised lightning storms"
Pep Guardiola and squad speaking to fans on stage on Oxford Street
City's Champions League triumph on Saturday in Istanbul followed Premier League and FA Cup wins
They are only the second English club to win the Treble after Manchester United in 1998-99
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Emlyn Begley and Thomas Mackintosh
Jack Grealish has his top off.
Ruth Green
BBC News
Ruben Dias dangling the Premier League trophy over the side of the bus. Risky.
Former City midfielder Michael Brown and Simon Bajkowski from Manchester Evening News tell The Football News Show how Pep Guardiola will likely target midfield reinforcements in the summer transfer window.
Football finance expert Kieran Maguire at Liverpool University tells the BBC Man City stand to benefit for a "signifcant" cash windfall after their Champions League win.
He says counting up the prize money, gate receipts and sponsorship money City look to rake in around £150m.
For context, he says his is around a quarter of City's total revenue for the year.
Maguire points out City have broken even in recent years as he cites the club have a "very good player trading model".
Whoever is on top of the second bus, not a player, is soaking the fans with champagne. As if they needed to get wetter.
The parade has started. Nathan Ake is dancing with the Premier League trophy on a bus.
Shay Given
Former Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live
I left the house with shorts and T-shirts and got to the studio drenched with them stuck to me. I had rain, hailstones and wind. Four seasons in one hour.
Man City fan Hoang Truong says the feeling of winning the Champions League still has not yet sunk in.
Hoang tells the BBC he feels the "stars aligned" as goalscorer Rodri has the same shirt number as City icon Sergio Aguero wore when the Blues first won the Premier League in 2012.
He explains: "I think Pep has really learned to adapt to the Champions League.
"It is such a hard tournament to win. This is something i won't take for granted.
"I think they want to keep the standards going into the next season. They don't want to stop, why not go for another one?"
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Here's some video of the bad weather in case you need more proof of it raining in Manchester.
I live a few miles outside Manchester and I can hear either thunder or someone bringing the bins out.
It is bin today tomorrow admittedly.
Ruth Green
BBC News
The open-top bus is ON THE MOVE.
Unfortunately nobody is in it yet. Well I presume a driver is.
Sarah Dawkins
BBC Sports News
Colin from Salford celebrated City winning the Champions League by getting himself a fresh new tattoo yesterday. He plans to complete his own treble by adding the FA Cup and Premier League trophy over the next few weeks.
Rhia Chohan
BBC Sport in Manchester
As the gates opened at 18:30 BST, fans - who had been waiting in the rain due to the delayed start time - ran in to grab a spot at the front of the stage, where Pep Guardiola and his treble winning squad are due to appear.
Ruth Green
BBC News
Rain?! In... Manchester?!