Barcelona sees hope for revival! If Manchester City wins the Premier League, Pep Guardiola will leave in order to maintain his status

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2024-05-14 12:13Posted in Hubei Sports Creators

At 3:00 a.m. Beijing time on May 15, the 2023-24 Premier League season will usher in a key battle, the 34th round of make-up matches: Tottenham VS Manchester City.

If Manchester City win this game and win the Premier League this season, it will be a sure thing; If you lose, or even draw, you may lose all four seasons.

This season, for Guardiola, the most unwilling thing is to be eliminated by Real Madrid, who is not at the peak, in the quarterfinals of the Champions League without being at a disadvantage, which is comparable to being eliminated by Inter Milan coached by Jose Mourinho in the semi-finals of the Champions League when he was in charge of Barcelona. But winning the Premier League title would also be a historic achievement: four consecutive Premier League titles, unprecedented!

Next season, Pep Guardiola can also make a comeback and hit the Champions League title again, with the strength of Manchester City, next season is still the favorite to win the Champions League.

However, there is an opinion that if Manchester City complete the feat of four consecutive Premier League titles this season, Guardiola should make the same choice as Klopp: leave at the end of the season!

It's just that Klopp's departure is a failed departure, and Guardiola's departure is a highlight moment.

This view is held by Michael Cox, author of The Athletic. He used Alex Ferguson as an example to illustrate his point.

Eleven years ago, Ferguson decided to retire, a decision that was both unexpected and logical. By 2013, Ferguson had reaped all the accolades and achievements he could, leading United to 20 league titles, more top-flight titles than Liverpool.

After Alex Ferguson, Pep Guardiola, England's most successful manager, may also be the right time to emulate Ferguson's decision. Huddersfield, Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United have all won three consecutive titles in the English top flight, but the team has yet to do so. Leading Manchester City to four consecutive Premier League titles would give Pep Guardiola an unrivalled supremacy in English football.

If you stay, five consecutive Premier League titles? Led Manchester City to the Champions League for the second time? That doesn't make Pep Guardiola any more special, nor is it nowhere near as sensational as defending his Champions League title. If Arsenal win the Premier League next season, then Pep Guardiola's supremacy will be undermined.

So, if Pep Guardiola leaves after leading Manchester City to win the Premier League title this season, his place in Premier League history will be unassailable.

This view is not unreasonable. If Guardiola continues to stay at Manchester City, he is likely to be like Klopp in the past three seasons, going downhill. Manchester City's record in the Premier League this season has been quite poor, with one draw and one defeat in two games against Arsenal, and a draw away to Chelsea, who have fallen into the doldrums. In the Champions League, from the group stage to the quarterfinals, Real Madrid was the first real strong team that Manchester City encountered, and it was knocked out.

If Pep Guardiola leaves Manchester City, the 53-year-old will certainly continue his coaching career, and it is possible to renew his relationship with his old club Barcelona.

The current Barcelona is stormy, and the four big ones this season are enough, Xavi obviously does not have the ability to lead Barcelona out of trouble and towards revival. Leading the team to complete the reconstruction and move towards revival, Guardiola is the most suitable one.

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