“I underated him but now he has proven himself to be one of the best players, I WILL never Bench him again’- Pep Guardiola says he can’t drop extraordinary Man City player

Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, said that Julian Alvarez’s performance against West Ham United made him “almost impossible to drop”.

The Catalan coach talked to the Manchester Evening News about the World Cup winner’s showing on Saturday.

Julian Alvarez was one of Manchester City’s best players in their 3-1 win over West Ham United, so it’s safe to say that Pep Guardiola was very happy with him.

After Manchester City beat West Ham, coach Pep Guardiola said that Julian Alvarez is “undroppable.” Khaldoon Al-Mubarak called the Argentine “extraordinary,” and he looked at his best as one of the two creators sitting behind Erling Haaland.

The 23-year-old set up the first goal by Jeremy Doku, set up the last goal by Erling Haaland, and ran the show from start to finish.

Pep Guardiola was happy with how Manchester City striker Julian Alvarez played against West Ham, and he said after the game how important Alvarez is to his team.

“We weren’t sure because he came back from foreign duty in Bolivia with jet lag. The day before yesterday, he was so tired. We talked to him last night, and he said that he felt good. He is learning a lot about how to move in the pockets, he is a threat with goals and assists, and he has a strong work ethic. We’re glad that the team signed him last year.”

After Julian Alvarez’s performance against West Ham, Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola called him “undroppable.” He said, “[Ilkay] Gundogan left, and Kevin De Bruyne got hurt, so he has his chance, and he is taking it.” Now, he’s almost impossible to drop.”

Julian Alvarez is doing very well in his new position.
Pep Guardiola says the Calchn-born goalscorer is “undroppable” because of how well he has adjusted to his new role this season. Manchester City dominated West Ham at the London Stadium, and this shows how well the Calchn-born goalscorer has done in his new role.

It’s important to point out that the treble-winner is still not perfect when played behind the scorer.

But even so, Alvarez’s passing and link-up play keeps getting better, and against the Hammers, it was the best we’ve seen all season.

With two goals and three assists this season, the former River Plate forward has quickly adjusted to his new role, which is something Pep Guardiola should praise.