The injury prone player has also included a treatment room into his grand plans, in case of any issues that may crop up in the future.

The midfielder, who has just returned to the team after suffering from a knee injury, will also have a cold plunge pool, sauna, steam room and juice bar in the facility.

The plans suggest Jack will also add a games room above his garage.

Expanding! Jack Grealish has won a planning battle to build a leisure suite at his £5.6million mansion in Cheshire which will include a pool, gym and spa

The extension will be a one-storey development attached to the existing Cheshire property

Jack’s plans hit a stumbling block when a bat roost was discovered and conservationists insisted he had a survey done.

He has been instructed to build bat roost and bird boxes at his home, which already features a heli-pad, tennis courts, golf green and a fishing lake.

The local council have approved his new plans after he was met with no objections from his neighbours.

Jack bought the home with his girlfriend Sasha Attwood last year and they submitted the planning application to Cheshire East Council over the summer.

The house already boasts an Eastern-style temple in the garden, a wine store, a library, orangery, boot room and a family room.

Five of the bedrooms are classed as ‘bedroom suites’ with their own bathrooms and dressing rooms.

The property itself is made up of two-storeys, a detached cottage, garages, a gardening store, a lean-to greenhouse, driveway and two ‘parking courtyards’.

But the couple now want to make modifications to the ‘existing aging property’ to ‘bring it up to today’s standards of living as well as better accommodating their lifestyle’.

Cosy: The Manchester City star, 28, who lives with his girlfriend Sasha Attwood, will makeover his seven-bedroom pad by adding the extension onto his palatial home (pictured)

Big plans! The injury prone player has also included a treatment room into his grand plans, in case of any issues that may crop up in the future (pictured Jack’s kitchen)

The plush spa will be single-storey and involve a side and rear extension, that the architects for the couple say will be a ‘material palette’ that will ‘ensure it blends with the local rural area’.

In the planning application, the architects acting on behalf of the couple state: ‘The proposed leisure complex extension part of the proposal comprises alterations to the existing aging leisure layout at ground floor to provide a dedicated gym/yoga studio space with updated Sauna, Steam and Treatment facilities alongside refurbishing the existing changing facilities.

‘With the existing garaging, the desire is to slightly extend the width by under 1m to accommodate a triple garage space with individual doors, alongside a minor increase to the ridge to allow a games room to be accommodated over.

‘One of the key issues with both current leisure and the garaging is their size proportionate to a commanding dwelling of this stature.

‘Whilst this property has been subject to a number of planning applications with the previous owner, our clients are clear in their vision to make this property a forever home and as such, by making these slight increases, will allow them to achieve this.’

Previous applications concerning the property, submitted before the couple moved in last year, include a refused bid to develop a ‘retirement care community’ and