All good things come to an end, and it is natural. Manchester City's story under Pep Guardiola is a classic one that nobody can underrate. The Span
All good things come to an end, and it is natural. Manchester City’s story under Pep Guardiola is a classic one that nobody can underrate.
The Spaniard did it with great and trusted lieutenants who made the job so easy for him and the entire fanbase of the club.
Four successive English Premier League triumphs are no joke. A treble for the first time in the club’s history will live forever in the minds of the fans. What else have they not done?
The club has exceeded expectations since Pep Guardiola took over in 2016 and it looks so clear that his empire has come to an end.
The ongoing season has been filled with disaster due to an ageing squad, loss of competitiveness in the minds of the players and a series of injuries.
In a bid to return to the top once again, the club has announced the decision to release some of their big boys who, over the years, have been the key actors for the club.
The Citizens have informed Jack Grealish (29), Kevin De Bruyne (33), Bernardo Silva (30), John Stones (30), Mateo Kovacic (30), Ilkay Gundogan (34), and Ederson (31) to find new clubs at the start of the summer transfer window, according to SkySports report.
One could easily spot Manchester City’s weakness as their main issue has been the tired legs in the squad.
It is always sad to say goodbye, but it will surely be worth it one day.
The club must fight hard to earn a spot in the top 4, looking at the performances they have been putting up recently.
Pep Guardiola’s side sits 5th on the league log and are two points behind 4th placed Chelsea after playing 26 games.
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