Manchester City News
By James Thompson
Published on 2024-10-08 16:00:00
Pep Guardiola has overseen 483 games as Manchester City’s manager since 2016, winning 357, drawing 60, and losing 66 matches. He has used 90 players and worked with numerous coaches and analysts, leading the team to success in domestic and European competitions. Recently, news emerged that Wolves have sacked their set-piece coach, Jack Wilson, who joined the club from City in July. Wilson struggled to make an impact at Wolves, with the team conceding the joint-highest number of goals from set-pieces in the Premier League. This led to his departure from the club, despite being praised by Guardiola for his role in preparing set-piece routines.
Jack Wilson, a 28-year-old coach with experience at various clubs and the Northern Ireland national team, joined City in 2022 as their set-piece specialist. Guardiola credited Wilson and another assistant coach for their work on set-pieces, highlighting their importance in modern football. However, Wilson’s time at Wolves was short-lived, as the team’s struggles in defending and scoring from set-pieces led to his dismissal. This decision reflects the club’s desire to make changes and improve their performance in this aspect of the game.
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