Zenit St Petersburg have comically altered their social media bios ahead of the group stage draw for the 2019-20 Champions League campaign.
The Russian giants are among teams waiting for the draw to take place, which will commence in Monaco from 5pm on Thursday.
After learning that many European sides would be happy to face them, Zenit quickly altered their official Twitter page bio to read: 'The club they all want in the #UCLDraw!'.
Due to UEFA's seeding system, Russian champions Zenit find themselves in pot one of four, alongside a host of European heavyweights including current holders Liverpool plus the likes of Barcelona and Juventus.
With each group consisting of a pick from each pot, Zenit's humourous stab at self-deprecation is probably fairly accurate.
Nonetheless, a long-haul trip to Russia to face the country's top side will be seen as a potential banana skin for many teams.
A total of 26 teams made it directly into the group-stage draw, while six further teams joined them following the completion of the play-off matches.
No team can play a club from their own association meaning, for example, last season's runners-up Tottenham will not be drawn against one of the other English sides.