US EditionGuardiola hits ‘reset’ with Man City floundering in the Premier League
- Pep Guardiola expressed a need to ‘reset’ Manchester City after their 2-0 loss to Liverpool in the Premier League.
- Jamie Carragher stated it feels like a mini-crisis at Manchester City and they may struggle for a top-four finish.
- Guardiola believes finding a solution is essential, adding that the club will decide what is necessary for its future.
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One day, Julián Alvarez missed a hidden truth. He wanted to play more, be a protagonist, escape the lethargy of the savior of the final minutes in Manchester City, usually the best team in the world. Pep Guardiola didn’t take it well. “I read that he wants to play more and he’s going to think about his future. Let him think about it and let us know,” he exclaimed, at first. Obviously, the technician turned into a legend didn’t like it. “He playe…
The Catalan coach admitted that he is going through a difficult period, but feels that he can continue on the Manchester City bench and together they can return to success
Guardiola faces pressure at Manchester City
Manchester City, the reigning Premier League champions, are putting pressure on manager Pep Guardiola. Despite signing a two-year extension to remain at the club, Guardiola’s future is under scrutiny following a string of underwhelming performances that have left the Sky Blues 11 points adrift of league leaders Liverpool. Guardiola’s struggles at Manchester City Guardiola’s management made… Source
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Guardiola hits 'reset' with Man City floundering in the Premier League
For Pep Guardiola, the season starts now.
Pep Guardiola Hits 'Reset' Following Manchester City's Devastating 2-0 Defeat Against Liverpool in Premier League 2024-25
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola's masterplan might include a change of role for Grealish, who could yet play more centrally as a No. 10 rather than as a winger. Pep Guardiola Hits 'Reset' Following Manchester City's Devastating 2-0 Defeat Against Liverpool in Premier League 2024-25.
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