Manchester City FC Manager Pep Guardiola has been sacked this early morning after not winning his last three Premier League Games his replacement has been named
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola spoke candidly with Sky Sports following his side’s draw against Brighton: “Considering how we performed out there, I’m incredibly pleased with what I saw. We missed a significant number of opportunities. Putting the ball in the net is something you absolutely must do, but unfortunately we couldn’t manage it today.”
“We simply didn’t score. That’s the reality of it. Sometimes the goals come, sometimes they don’t. We have to keep working and striving to make it happen.”
On Max Alleyne’s performance: “The problem doesn’t stem from our defensive play. We’re dealing with more absences in defense, certainly, but that’s not where our difficulties lie.”
When questioned about whether his team needs to stay calm: “The players are handling that side of things perfectly. I absolutely love the way we’re playing. We’re performing at the highest level, but we’re just not finding the net.”
Regarding Man City’s title aspirations: “We’ve gone three games without a win now. That makes winning the league considerably more difficult at this stage. Still, we’ll keep pushing forward.”
On the rumored transfer of Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo: “I have no information about that.”
Addressing the heated touchline exchange with Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler: “Everything’s perfectly fine between us.”
