Guardiola succession planning gathers momentum at Manchester CityGrowing discussion around Manchester City and life after Pep Guardiola has moved firmly into the open, with The Telegraph reporting

As Manchester City’s last great team collapsed in the autumn and early winter of 2024, Pep Guardiola would get so agitated by the defeats he would claw at his own face, turning up to post-match interviews with his head covered in red welts.

Guardiola also had a message for his own club after Manchester City spent £84 million on two new players during the January transfer window.

Humanity is better than ever in terms of possibilities, but still right now we kill each other, for what?” Guardiola said.

Pep Guardiola has taken a bizarre dig at his own Manchester City players while quoting his "idol", Johan Cruyff. The demanding Catalan coach worked under the iconic Dutchman during his playing days at Barcelona.

Erling Haaland’s second-half brace lifted Manchester City to a 2-nil win over Everton at the Etihad Stadium yesterday. Haaland’s goals knocked the stuffing out of Everton, and ensured that City extended their unbeaten run to eight matches in all ...

Worryingly for City, it is not just Spurs who have rattled them recently. Sam Lee explores three areas where Guardiola's side are struggling

Speculation continues surrounding Pep Guardiola and his future beyond the end of this season, with Xabi Alonso supposedly being eyed as one candidate to take over

There are many ways to explain why so many managers connected to Pep Guardiola are running Europe’s elite clubs at the same time. The simple version is that they all speak a common football language built on positional play, pressing triggers, and ...