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Published on 2024-02-10 10:30:00
Manchester City midfielder Rodri has shared what he thinks makes manager Pep Guardiola so special. Guardiola, 53, is in his eighth season at the Citizens after securing the prestigious Treble for the second time in his coaching career. As his team is aiming to reclaim the Premier League trophy and potentially be the first team to win four English titles in a row, one of his players has opened up about his manager’s success.
Speaking with the Daily Mirror, Rodri expressed his thoughts on Guardiola and what sets him apart from others. He said, “People like Pep are special because of their hunger. It’s the way he wants to do it again, wants to win, wants to find a way and I think that’s the key. Not only for Pep but for all the big names that have won for all the years.”
With 856 games managed, Guardiola has accumulated an impressive record of 634 wins, 116 draws, and 106 defeats, achieving numerous trophies along the way. His consistent success with Europe’s top clubs aligns with Rodri’s observations about Guardiola’s relentless drive to win. Despite the Spaniard downplaying the team’s chances of securing another Treble this season, it is a goal that the players will likely be striving for under his leadership.
If Manchester City manages to achieve this feat, it would further solidify Guardiola’s status as one of the best modern-era managers. His enduring hunger and ambition are the traits that Rodri attributes to his unparalleled accomplishments in the world of football. As the team continues their season with high ambitions, the belief in Guardiola’s abilities will undoubtedly remain unwavering.
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