Pep Guardiola's genius has attracted a large amount of plaudits this season, with his Manchester City side breaking all kinds of records.
Guardiola has led his side to top of the Premier League table - by 10 points - a Carabao Cup final, an FA Cup quarter-final and to the knockout stages of the Champions League.
There's no doubting the Spaniard's genius when it comes to football, as he has shown during his time at City, Bayern Munich and Barcelona.
His side were playing some great football in Budapest - the neutral venue for the first-leg of their Champions League tie with Borussia Monchengladbach - but it was something else that caught Twitter's attention tonight.
Guardiola's coat seemed to be a plain back jacket before he turned around and it showed a City crest on the back.
This is something that didn't go down well on social media, with some users slamming Guardiola for his fashion sense.
The attention for his coat will not concern Guardiola, though, who was busy guiding his side in the Champions League, as he looks for his first European crown since 2011 and City's first-ever.
Bernardo Silva headed in City's first in the opening 45 minutes of the first-leg with Monchengladbach following a fine Joao Cancelo delivery.
Gabriel Jesus had a brilliant chance to make it 2-0 after he pounced on some lazy defending from the German side but couldn't get his shot away in time.
Jesus made up for it, though, when he doubled City's advantage in the second half, with the Premier League leaders scoring two away goals in the neutral venue in Hungary.
