Zlatan Ibrahimovic was in a cheeky mood ahead of the Manchester derby and took it upon himself to get in the heads of the City players.
The Swedish striker - who was named as a substitute for the match - was spotted walking over to the dugout ahead of the game.
But instead of interacting with his own teammates, decided to walk over with one of the Citizens' best players, Sergio Aguero.
The Argentine was also named on the bench for the fixture, with Gabriel Jesus taking his place up front, and seemed keen to interact with Ibrahimovic.
However, instead of chatting, the Swede grabbed Aguero by the shoulders and shook them about, making him smile.
Ibrahimovic is known to get in the heads of other players, and has a reputation for being a little full of himself.
Speaking to Armenian state radio, his teammate Henrikh Mkhitaryan recently said: "Zlatan has a strong temper. Many people don't agree with him.
"People do not understand or do not want to understand his jokes or what he's talking about."
Juan Mata also recently told a story about the Swede, which again shows why he would be a good player to get in the head of the Argentine.
"The day he arrived, we were away on pre-season, so he was on his own with the kit men at the training ground," Mata told FourFourTwo magazine.
"They had never met him before and he's the sort of guy that garners instant respect because of the way he carries himself.
"Zlatan apparently looked the kit men up and down and said: 'I hope you know God has arrived.'
"The kit men were shaking and didn't know what to think, then he fell about laughing with them. He always does that."