Manchester City manager, Pep Guardiola has come out to make a worrying admission about his lifestyle. This is coming amid the team’s woeful run in the EPL and Europe, and fans have been reacting.
According to him, his mental state has been ugly in recent times, his sleep has been worse, and his reduced appetite has increased due to immense digestive issues.
Pep, however, added that he still feels fine through it all because coaches have to always give their best for their club.
His words, “I’m fine. In our jobs we always want to do our best or the best as possible. When that doesn’t happen you are more uncomfortable than when the situation is going well, always that happened.
In good moments I am happier but when I get to the next game I am still concerned about what I have to do. There is no human being that makes an activity and it doesn’t matter how they do.”
WOW.
Pep Guardiola Sala is a Spanish professional football manager and former player who is currently managing Premier League club Manchester City. Guardiola is the only manager to win the continental treble twice, the youngest to win the UEFA Champions League, and he also holds the records for the most consecutive league games won in La Liga, the Bundesliga, and the Premier League. He is considered to be one of the greatest managers of all time.
Guardiola has played for and advocated on behalf of the Catalonia football team. Between 1995 and 2005, he played seven friendly games for Catalonia.
Under Guardiola’s predecessor Frank Rijkaard, Barcelona were known for a 4–3–3 with plenty of flair with Ronaldinho being the centre point of the attack. Under Guardiola, however, the team became more disciplined with a greater focus on possession and a disciplined and aggressive pressing style.
Guardiola was born to Dolors and Valentí. He has two older sisters and a younger brother, Pere, a football agent. He is an atheist. Guardiola met his wife Cristina Serra when he was 18. They married on 29 May 2014.
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