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Pep Guardiola's time at Manchester City saw him "quit 100 times," according to chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak, before he made his final exit this season.
Stay tuned to discover how this dramatic revelation puts Guardiola's legendary tenure into perspective.
In a candid interview with City’s media, Al Mubarak reflects on Guardiola's tumultuous decade at the club, stating that during tough times, the manager often threatened to leave but was always convinced to stay. “Whenever he quits, I will always convince him to come back,” Al Mubarak reveals. This season, however, the threat became a reality, marking the end of an era defined by success. Guardiola's legacy includes 20 trophies, six Premier League titles, and a Champions League victory, reshaping English football in the process.
Al Mubarak emphasizes Guardiola's profound impact, noting how he transformed the league's playing style over the past decade. Despite the departure of their influential manager, Al Mubarak is optimistic about City’s future, asserting they are “far from peaked” and committed to winning. The club plans to appoint a suitable successor to ensure a seamless transition and maintain their winning culture.

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