“He is currently the best player in Manchester City Squad currently, I would pay £200million to have him at my club-Darren Bent says he’d pay £200m to have Man City man at his club, it’s not Haaland
Darren Bent said he would pay £200 million to have guy City guy at his team; Manchester City is at the height of their performance as a club.
From top to bottom, City is operated in such a way that some of even Europe’s best teams would dream of; with Manchester United also employing their former staff in Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox.
Leading this Manchester City team is Pep Guardiola, a manager who keeps pushing the envelope tactically in terms of the amount of trophy he picks up and the standards he sets season after season.
Not only do City have some of the finest players in the world, but also leaders who never appear to rest on their laurels and fervently advocate upgrading their standards as individuals but also as a team.
Given these elements, it is not coincidental that come what may the English giants have accomplished under Guardiola’s leadership.
One cannot clearly identify one element that has caused them to become a top club.
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City is the ultimate destination for any player nowadays, as Nottingham Forest’s Murillo declared with Real Madrid.
But Pep Guardiola sits front and front in the club’s rise.
Under Roberto Mancini and Manuel Pellegrini, teams such Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Bayern Munich were still regarded as the best of the crop even as the Sky Blues had success.
Pep Guardiola, the Spanish manager of Manchester City, looks on from the bench before to the pre-season club friendly football game between Manchester City…
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Bent makes new Pep Guardiola accusation.
For Manchester City, though, things have changed dramatically for the better since Pep Guardiola arrived.
So much so that Stephen Warnock informed Sky Sports in May that this City side is the best-ever in Premier League history.
Such assertions would likely not be made about Mancini and Pellegrini’s title-winning squads, as magnificent as they were in 2012 and 2014 respectively.
“A lot, break the bank, man, whole budget,” Darren Bent said when asked how much he would pay to name Manchester City’s head honché Pep Guardiola on talkSPORT.
Would you pay £200 million, Andy Goldstein asked Bent?
The commentator answered right away, stating he would pay £200 million: “Yeah.”
“Would you?” Goldstein asked one again.
Darren Bent declared: “You have to.”
Pep Guardiola can revolutionize a team unlike many others.
In the end, Pep Guardiola offers any team that can be transforming a degree of special brilliance that even some of the players in the world cannot.
The £378,846-a-week man’s tactical ideas seem to define how much of world football plays; an influence no one player can have.
Guardiola therefore makes sure that any squad he oversees stays ahead of the curve.
He either returns to his prior tactical principles or creates his next masterplan by the time most teams seem to be adjusting to the Catalan’s ideas.
Darren Bent’s claim is reasonable as £200 million would be the fee demanded for one of, if not the outright best player in the world. Pep Guardiola’s presence also greatly influences why players sign for the clubs he manages as well as the respect he commands from any dressing room.
