Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has praised his own record at the helm of the English club as the Cityzens trail Arsenal in the Premier League this season.
Very angry to have lost against Manchester United in the English league (2-1) last weekend, the 52-year-old Spaniard had declared, a little bad loser, not to be interested in the idea of winning the Premier League or the FA Cup. This time, in front of the press, Pep Guardiola simply highlighted his career with Manchester City, confirming that titles are important: “I’m sorry for my haters, but we’ll be in the Premier League history books for everything we’ve achieved, how we’ve done it, the records we’ve broken… There’s no denying that . We have been extremely consistent at the highest level. (…) When I retire or leave Manchester City, everyone will say how good I was.”
The Catalan, who had won everything during his time at FC Barcelona (2008-2012), filled his trophy cabinet with the English team, which he has coached since 2016. Pep Guardiola has indeed won the Premier League four times , and four times the FA Cup. The Spaniard has never won in Europe, however, and has only reached the Champions League final once (lost to Chelsea in 2021).
A nugget from the Cityzens to Ligue 1?
Regularly using confirmed players in these starting eleven, Pep Guardiola leaves only few places for the young people of the club. This is why Josh Adam (18) could leave Manchester City this winter, heading to the French Ligue 1. According to the revelations of The Team and of The Athletic, FC Lorient would like to offer the Scotsman, who plays as an attacking midfielder. Les Merlus, who sold Dango Ouattara and could sell Terem Moffi, have started talks with Manchester City.
Josh Adam would have visited the facilities of the 7th of the L1 this weekend.
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