Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola did not hold back in showing his disapproval when Jack Grealish arrived late to training. Fans are now cautioning the star player about the consequences of breaking Guardiola's golden rule.

City Preparing for Champions League Clash

Manchester City is currently in full preparation mode for their upcoming Champions League match against Red Star Belgrade on Wednesday night. The reigning Champions League holders are determined to secure another victory.

Guardiola's Side Struggling

Manchester City has had a tough few weeks, going five games without a win. This disappointing performance has resulted in the team currently sitting in fourth place in the Premier League, trailing four points behind leaders Arsenal.

Guardiola's Death Stare

In a video shared by Hayters TV, Jack Grealish can be seen smiling and jogging onto the pitch late for training. Pep Guardiola, however, did not let it slide. The manager walked behind Grealish and gave him a questioning stare, making it clear that showing up late is not acceptable.

Fans Warn Grealish

Fans quickly took to social media to warn Jack Grealish about the consequences of breaking one of Guardiola's golden rules. They emphasized the importance of punctuality under the manager's leadership and how failing to adhere to this rule could result in losing his place on the team.

Grealish's Lucky Escape

Fortunately for Grealish, he managed to score the winning goal against Luton on Saturday, which may have helped ease the tension. Grealish found the back of the net with the assistance of Bernardo Silva's second-half strike.

City's Champions League Success

Despite recent struggles in domestic competition, Manchester City is sitting comfortably at the top of Group G in the Champions League. The team has already secured qualification to the knockout stages with an impressive 15 points.

Guardiola's Grand Performance Goal

Pep Guardiola, known for his high standards, is determined to lead his team to a commanding victory over Crvena Zvezda on Wednesday. He will be looking for a stellar performance from his players to maintain their momentum in the Champions League.