Arsene Wenger was almost imprisoned in a lift on his return to the Emirates Stadium.
The legendary Arsenal boss was rare in North London for the first stage of the semi-final of the Champions League with Paris Saint-Germain.
But when he arrived on the floor, he was almost in a place of burden.
The Frenchman, 75, rolled into his old office through the entrance of the players with a navy suit next to his daughter Lea.
He immediately waved to a familiar face before he was aimed at a lift.
But when Wenger came in, he was distracted by Arsenal Club photographer Stuart Macfarlane.
And that meant that the veteran manager did not see the elevator doors close to him.
Lea tried to put her hand in the way to stop the sliding doors without benefits.
But luckily the lift stopped automatically when he detected Wger's shoulder on his path before the smiling former boss shook hands and hug Macfarlane.
A fan joked: “How can the lift just be closed on Wenger?”
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Wenger was later spotted with chat with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer in the Posh chairs of Emirates.
The current chef of the FIFA of Global Football Development took the lead for 1,234 Arsenal matches between 1996 and 2018.
He led the Gunners to three Premier League titles and seven FA Cup triumphs.
The closest he came to Champions League Glory came in 2006 when Arsenal lost the final to Barcelona in Paris.
Mikel Arteta hopes to go better in Munich next month.
Arsenal dumped Real Madrid in the quarters to set up the Final Four confrontation with PSG.
However, they suffered a nightmare start, when Ousmane Dembele set the post with an excellent first finish.