Fans have noticed a poster inside Manchester City's treatment room on Jack Grealish's BeReal and it has sent social media wild.
Man City continue to fight on three fronts as they remain in a battle with Arsenal for the Premier League title and face cross-town rivals Manchester United in the FA Cup final next month.
Not to mention the Champions League, where Pep Guardiola's side face Real Madrid for a spot in the final which takes place at the Ataturk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul, Turkey.
The Blues are still on the hunt for their first Champions League title, with Guardiola yet to deliver the illustrious trophy during his time at the club.
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And it appears to be a big goal for Man City this season as there's a poster of the 'Big Ears' trophy in the club's treatment room.
Grealish uploaded to BeReal and revealed a poster of the Champions League trophy, accompanied with the caption: "Our Goal."
Needless to say, the poster got fans online talking, with some people defending the sign while rival fans mocked it.
One Twitter user wrote: "This shows you how much Pep wants to win UEFA."
A second wrote: "Rate this tbh."
A third joked: "If you don’t win it now you’ll be seeing this picture on TL for months."
A fourth said: "Most serious club in the world."
Another joked: "They have a poster to remind them."
A sixth added: "Rival fans will cook us with this picture."
Someone joked: "You better win that UCL otherwise all Prem fanbases are gonna cook Man City."
Guardiola, who was appointed Man City boss in 2016, has failed to win the Champions League since taking charge of the Etihad outfit.
His side reached the final in the 2020/21 season, but lost out to Chelsea who won the showdown 1-0.
Man City, meanwhile, beat Bayern Munich 4-1 on aggregate to book their spot in the Champions League semi-finals.
They'll now need to beat the holders to advance to the final.
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Topics: Jack Grealish, Manchester City, Football, Fan Reactions, Champions League
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