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Published 23:52 8 Aug 2016 BST
Updated 23:58 8 Aug 2016 BST

Since it was announced that Manuel Pellegrini would be leaving the Etihad to be replaced by Pep Guardiola, the Frenchman has sort of been...acting out.
First, he did the stereotypical act of teenage rebellion by dying his hair, but we all thought it was just a footballer thing because supposed goodie-two-shoes Aaron Ramsey and Phil Jones ended up doing it too.
Hell, even Lionel Messi thought it was worth a shot.
But then reports emerged that some of the Manchester City squad were not allowed to train with the first team until they lost some weight, with Nasri believed to be among the players deemed to be overweight by Pep Guardiola.
And even if Guardiola is okay with giving players a second chance, you have to imagine that the's been pushed pretty close to the edge after a video has emerged showing the City midfielder enjoying some time off with his mates, cut between clips of what appears to be an array of marijuana types.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BIxghRkhkZw/
The video also appears to show Nasri dancing by a pole, which could actually be in his house considering our previous looks at the place.
He's going to have some explaining to do.
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