After winning absolutely everything at club level as a coach of FC Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Manchester City, Pep Guardiola doesn’t conform and conform to the ambitious way he used to be, the coach San Pedro The 53-year-old looks to the future by considering new challenges.
It was mentioned once before that one of the dreams of Guardiola It is to lead a team to live new experiences in the world of football. And that topic came up again in an interview with ESPN.
“I want to experience living a worlda European Cupa America Cup, whatever. I want to experience a great national team competition. “I don’t know when, in five, 10 or 15 years, but I want to play in a World Cup as a coach,” he said.
“I don’t know who wants me to work in a national team”
And he added that “to work in a team they have to love you and hire you, as happens with clubs. I don’t know who wants me to work in a team,” he asked himself.
In contract with city until June 2025, he explained that “if I did something wrong, I will go home. Today I feel very good, but football has changed a lot. I’m of the opinion that when you have a year and a half left on your contract, it’s time for football. Winning helps you have more energy, when you lose games you are more tired.”
Reviewing his career, pep He also recalled in that interview that “when I came to Barcelona 86% of people don’t like me. He said: ‘perfect, it’s better to come to get everything right from day one’. I prefer people to doubt and I need them not to believe. It gives me the strength to prove them wrong. They always try to make excuses when you win. Within Barça It is through Messiwithin Bavaria because he always wins Bundesliga and in city for money”.
Finally, he defended Erling Haaland when he is criticized for not scoring. “They don’t just criticize Haaland either Guardiola. They hope he doesn’t score 56 goals. They are waiting for me to fail. It’s always like this. In Pelé, Romario, Ronaldo, Rivaldo or Neymar It happened too. If you want to fight it you are lost. You must think that when the referee blows his whistle, I am playing and I am not. “Now I’m going to prove you wrong, I’m right,” he said.
Source: La Verdad
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