Josep Guardiola, Pep [Goals & Skills]

"Pep is truly a great man. For a striker, playing with him was truly a unique pleasure, because the way you moved he always knew how to pass the ball to you like few other players" (Roberto Baggio about Pep Guardiola)
Music: Shingo Nakamura - Chrystallum
Special thanks to ‪@allasFCB3‬

[@danielsan2142]

He's such a giant as a manager, which people often forget what a fantastic player he was. Without a doubt one of the best and most technical defensive midfielders I have ever seen. Monster!

[@hegeliandianetik2009]

He's vision and the smoothness of his execution are astonishing.

[@_ajamad]

I would prefer to be remembered as a great player than a great manager.

[@jamesdewbrey]

Most people don’t forget they just don’t know because of how new they are to the beautiful game

[@jocanolag-6745]

He won our first CL

[@davidantas5458]

@@_ajamad he is not “a” manager haha. The guy is certainly one of the best ever

[@relentero8547]

A lot of people forget the fact that he was Busquets before Busquets. Great player and an even better manager

[@midfieldgenius4636]

Etó said good not great, you disagree?

[@relentero8547]

@@midfieldgenius4636 Well considering how Eto’o and Guardiola hate eachother, yes I disagree

[@Romeo.G]

His vision was better than that of Busquets.

[@midfieldgenius4636]

@@Romeo.G nah bro.

[@Romeo.G]

@@midfieldgenius4636 yes bro

[@tegarsatriani4327]

As a Player, Guardiola is perfect prototype of "Complete Devensive Midfielder". Mixed of Xavi and Busquets. He could see invisible spaces in the cracks of the crowd, and plotted what would happen. His pass, vision, playmaking and intellegency is beauty and great. His profile as a great coach makes his abilities as a player greatly underrated.

[@patrickmystery1484]

Very sure

[@anthonyesede6452]

Wow Guardiola as a player was technically gifted with great vision & his passes were incisive

[@quincynkemayang7300]

The most underrated DM of all time and I genuinely mean it. Before Busquets there was Guardiola.

[@walidazizi9194]

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛😢😢😢

[@sethbegley3114]

Criminally underrated, and underestimated.

[@terencemullins1422]

Yep, he hardly put a foot wrong !😂

[@comunistanuncatemcomida]

Amazing coach that were amazing center midfielders... Guardiola, Carlo Ancelotti, Trappatoni and Fabio Capello

[@ifyken36]

Zidane

[@mosesmagoba407]

Xabi Alonso

[@uskoroms]

Ancelotti was the most prolific 😊

[@xastric6944]

pirlo?

[@Janvoller-yp8vj]

@@ifyken36Attacking midfielder

[@adefalasulayman5549]

Never knew Guardiola was this good...😮

[@stewardmbele7385]

He was a great player no wonder he is such a tactical manager. A let of his players have learnt his skills but KBD to me seems to have understood him better than any other player ❤

[@opeolamide]

You are wrong I think is rodri that does understand him

[@suleimanbali-vd7cz]

He is right according to passing and vision,,rodri is defensive better

[@UcArkmedia]

According to passing and vision it's Messi that understands him the best

[@cariocabassa]

We understand why he so good as a coach...

[@JaimeLunaperez-rm2kz]

Era diferente, no necesitaba complicarse con el balón, gran técnica y gran toque, para que desgastarse, de los mejores de España, infravalorado

[@glblock6236]

Seems like an intelligent player ,maybe he'll become a manager one day

[@cungcung5042]

????

[@nzfootball2052]

@@cungcung5042

[@user-br8tx5gl8k]

😂😂😂

[@visiblenation77]

😂😂😂😂 ic u are new to futbol.

[@mpinmpin9935]

@@visiblenation77 😂😂😂😂 ic u are new to irony.

[@rindanefikirleriolan1flano664]

He was a very smart leader player with well technique.

[@epinhervin9355]

Elegant player like him and Enrique are quite rare at Barca squad at that era 💕

[@scottomotto7932]

Xavi, Iniesta and Busquet all lived in Guardiola's body. Pep is masterclass, no wonder he's such a good manager🔥♥️

[@antonioeustaquioamaral3421]

Com todo respeito ao Excelente Busquet, más o Pep Guardiola foi o maior Médio Defensivo espanhol de todos os tempos, incomparável.!

[@richmondoghenedoro4083]

He really had ‘vision’

[@MrCampo21]

Alucinante el clímax que creas con tus vídeos y tu música. Muchas gracias. De lo mejor de KZbin.Soy muy seguidor.Un saludo.

[@elbeekb4331]

look at the strikers of those days, they have great turns, dribble well and has great finishes.. there are no strikers today that are good as the strikers of those days anymore..

[@christianbarrow2568]

Because the game has changed. Sweeper keepers mean the space to run in behind is compressed. Look how passive the keepers are in these clips. That profile of player now largely operates as a wide forward, and centre forwards are usually more pivots than the Romario, Owen, R9 types of back then

[@ock8297]

GG i needed this video.Thx a lot bro ,Keep up the good work!

[@aledorta3796]

De los mejores centrocampistas de todos los tiempos. Jugador muy completo, con una rapidez de ideas fuera de lo común y que jugaba prácticamente a uno o dos toques de balón. Con los años se volvió un especialista a balón parado, gracias a las enseñanzas que le dejó el mejor lanzador de todos los tiempos a balón parado Ronald Koeman.

[@bracelona]

Juninho eats Koeman for breakfast. Como el mejor centrocampistas de todos los tiempos va a jugar en Brescia?

[@tiburoncin3955]

​​@@Ilovemygirls means: "How the greatest midfielder of all time can be someone who played in Brescia? "

[@tiburoncin3955]

@@Ilovemygirls Oh, sorry. Then I think he believes that someone who played in a second division team like Brescia can't be considered one of the greatest midfielders of all time. Maybe because playing there means you don't have enough skill to face first level players. And also you will not win anything relevant

[@josealejandro9336]

Gracias Pep por haberte retirado en México con Dorados de Sinaloa, un club con 20 años de historia en 2023 🇲🇽 🐠

[@miguelporras8366]

This guy played more like Xabi Alonso. His long passes were amazing

[@MrWjkim]

What a player he must have been for his coaches. Doesn't do the flashy hollywood passes or dribbles, knows his strengths and weaknesses alike, has vision and can pass accurately. Spanish league back then seems like it was very open and not that physical, affording players a lot of space and time. Perhaps he was meant to excel in such environment, not sure if he would have survived todays' Premier League.

[@markoandalex6631]

Do you know how few player from the last century would survive today's football?

[@khalil7708]

What if you brought them up to todays standard of nutrition and training.😅

[@tyronelorenzovalentio3414]

Said a bunch of nothings The premier Ida very open league

[@itsinthetreesitscoming7431]

@BIazy was Guardiola a centre-forward? you learn something new every day.....

[@itsinthetreesitscoming7431]

hahaha you say 'doesn't dribble' like dribbling is somehow something that shouldn't be done.

[@carlossimancas9867]

Guardiola y Redondo fueron los dos mejores 5 del mundo en los 90. Ambos muy distintos, pero cada uno de ellos excepcional en lo suyo

[@dawnewspomnienia7683]

Pero creo que Redondo fue mejor jugador. Eso sí, con todo respeto a las habilidades de Pep 😊.

[@carlossimancas9867]

@@dawnewspomnienia7683 Eran diferentes: Redondo era más completo, sabía dirigir el juego y también destruir, tenía un regate estupendo y en sus primeros años en Tenerife demostró poseer un disparo fenomenal, cosa que apenas se le vio en el Real Madrid. Tenía jerarquía y dominaba perfectamente la situación en cada partido. Guardiola, en cambio, aunque con poco físico y casi nulas capacidades para la recuperación, era un maestro en la dirección, casi siempre a uno o dos toques, prodigándose en maravillosas asistencias a los delanteros (hubo muchos goles de Romario y de Ronaldo a pase de Guardiola), tenia un pase largo que no tenía Redondo, y también tenía, como el argentino, una capacidad de liderazgo sobresaliente en cada partido. Los dos eran buenísimos. Saludos

[@mehrad8495]

Ur channel's always been awesome!! Would love to see a video on Ali Daei the Iranian legend 🙏

[@christianf7740]

Bad ass player. So underrated but he was up there with the best players of his generation. For sure.

[@tizianorughetti]

Buon calciatore, TOP allenatore!

[@Jellybeam1975]

Shingo nakamura as background music is dope ! Well done 👏

[@beverlynBarnes]

A player mindset on not finished yet loving the games on returning coaching you only get the best out of them Blessings 😂❤🎉

[@Mountainspirit7]

I loved to say that Guardiola and De La Pena "INVENTED" the THROUGH BALLS... Pep is one of 5 best passers of all time, alongside De La Pena, Xavi etc.

[@itsinthetreesitscoming7431]

what - the through ball wasn't a thing before the 1990's was it.... and was he fuck one of the five best passers of all-time.

[@adefolaluaderemi9446]

He was a genius as a player, no wonder he's so good as a coach currently.

[@ameyapotdar461]

Fabulous player

[@jazzmonblazz]

exceptional player and manager

[@mehrad8495]

He was good as a player, a crucial part of Barcelona's first ucl victory back in 1992, though he is a GOAT as a manager!!!

[@Mountainspirit7]

He was not good, he was extraordinary player and a true legend... Only becasuse he is best manager of all times, he is hughely underated as a player.... He was a complete DM, with fantastic technique, vision and creativity and one of 5 best passers in the history of football, alongside De La Pena , Xavi and few others...

[@mehrad8495]

@@Mountainspirit7 Yeah I agree. He was more of a passing CDM, like Pirlo, which is different from other more box-to-box ones, like Vieira or Kante. I guess that's a factor why he's sometimes underappreciated as a CDM.

[@Mountainspirit7]

@@mehrad8495 Agree...

[@Mountainspirit7]

@@mehrad8495 Exactly...

[@Mountainspirit7]

@@mehrad8495 He and Pirlo were deep lying playmakers, they were organising the game, actions, pace, tempo from deep midfield...

[@samueljuniorgamer]

Foi um bom jogador e um excelente técnico.

[@MateoSaavedraRodo]

Another Barça legend from the 90s you should make a video: Ivan de La Peña. One of my all time favorite players

[@maydavid9604]

Unreal ball control 2:56😮

[@tusharkumar8750]

It feels like watching Beckham, long Accurate Passes, scoring stunners. I always thought Pep is a Great Manager never knew he was a Good Player too.

[@AzogmiEric]

Every Dm in Spain 🇪🇸 is always underrated but trust all the game is in their hands

[@marcusxz13]

Guardiola can say,I am the idol and reference of the greatest CDM in football history,Sergio Busquets.

[@matheusm.n.373]

Bom jogador , bom treinador!

[@paulojorgequissambo6585]

Bom jogador e grande treinador!💯🔥

[@fbma887]

It s was Incredible that Von donk didn t play the final World cup 2010 !!

[@midfieldgenius4636]

The music is important feature . Always good selctions

[@elbeekb4331]

since pep was like the engine of the team that manages and organizes the games during his playing days, i really think being a defensive midfielder is a very good position to play in, in order to be a coach rather than a forward, although there are some forwards that do succeed as a coach.. i think defensive midfielders are best suited to be a coach as they organizes the team, control the game and also helps it defensively as well as starts the attacks... for instance, xabi alonso currently seems to be doing well as a coach, and i think sergio busquets also will make a really good coach out of all his great teammates if he is interested.

[@chibuye92]

watching this makes me fantasize about having a player coach who's doing it at the highest level. man coaches the team but also plays in it, wins Champions Leagues and shit, makes fuck ups in the middle of the pitch, the drama. would be dope to see

[@nathanhosea489]

It's already happened in the past - Kenny Dalglish

[@tendaikadungure424]

Now i see where the idea of Kevin and Erling coming from.

[@diegaulle9143]

Romario is the star here. What an amazing talent.

[@shamadam1]

Pep was one of my favorites players, the best long passer I have ever seen. The Barcelona team of that era was focused on him playing number 4 , he could pick Romario and stoichkov out with telepathic ease

[@tusharkumar8750]

Beckham 😶😶

[@shamadam1]

@@tusharkumar8750 Beckham as a player had nothing on Pep. Anybody who saw pep would tell u that. The great Romario said pep was the best passer he ever played with or against

[@tusharkumar8750]

@@shamadam1 I am only comparing "Passing Aspect" not two individuals, they both are different Players played on different positions. I don't know why so many people hate Beckham, as what he did on the field is matter not his Personal life. And this was just an opinion and nothing else.

[@shamadam1]

@@tusharkumar8750 I respect Beckham and actually rate him very highly as a passer and footballer. I was just saying, I watched pep as a player and just my opinion, he was the best passer I ever saw. Johan cruyffs dream team was built around his passing .

[@Almardanov04hdha]

У Хакикий футбол афсоналаридан бири !!! PEP Жуда аклли инсон bravo. 👏👏👏👍.

[@ih8mcfly]

Who would have thought this guy will become one of the best managers of all time?

[@beastfoundation567]

I never thought Pep was such a monster

[@dawnewspomnienia7683]

Maybe now Juan Carlos Valerón (also from Spain). Or the recently deceased goalkeeper Antonio Carbajal (Mexico), who became the first player in history to appear in five World Cup tournaments.

[@fhlostonparaphrase]

Are you sure you're replying to the correct video? Because I certainly can't see your point...

[@midfieldgenius4636]

@@fhlostonparaphrase video reccomendation to the channel owner

[@fhlostonparaphrase]

@@midfieldgenius4636 Ah! I got you now :)

[@ibrahimbukar9521]

I think his football career isn't appreciated enough

[@comunistanuncatemcomida]

90s Defense Midfielders: Paulo Sousa, Redondo, Guardiola, Dunga, Dino Baggio, Hierro, Albertini, Rijkaard, Jugovic, Oliseh, Mauro Silva, Paul Lambert...

[@andreadinardo6738]

At that time he already had great gift in seeing football. Time and space. He often speak of himself as a normal player, but he wasn't!

[@JiggaJay-ub8fc]

top player he was a master from the art passing the ball equal as zidane rui Costa Figo seedorf Paulo sousa Redondo and i forget many great players he make football great thank you pep the player, The coach is differnt but the legacy isn't finished he still got many things to Show us

[@thegerm1397]

This video is about pep but the goals by Romario 🔥

[@KingKong-ee8hc]

Intelligence personified

[@urangsunda3244]

Why does almost top coaches in the world was a midfielder? Mou, Ancelotti, Pep, Deschamps, Zidane, Conte, Wenger.

[@XonelyF23]

Mou, I suppose it belongs to Mourinho, Mourinho was never a player.

[@sandyrl7085]

Midfielders tend to have higher iq

[@carlossimancas9867]

Era un 5 buenísimo. Un pie de oro y una personalidad gigantesca unido a una lectura perfecta del juego. Le faltó físico para ser un Schuster, pero de 1991 a 1999, junto a Redondo, fue el mejor 5 del mundo

[@emmanueldindili9185]

Pep for really inspired KDB on pass issues 😊

[@AMA-wm7wy]

What a player, what a manager!!!!!

[@user-jd2qu1td1r]

He's a genius

[@gabrielgonzalez1560]

Hola, quisiera que hagas un video también de Xavi Hernández y otro de Robinho por favor.

[@michealsamaan9153]

No doubt de bruyne's passes are incredible! With just enough talent,guardiola can turn anyone to a monster with this technique

[@itsinthetreesitscoming7431]

oh fuckoff with your history re-write.......

[@zainabyasok8358]

Guardiola best planter perfect

[@brunomoreira387]

Eita e eu que imaginava que vc Guardiola era somente um Baita de um Treinador, agora pude ver que tudo isso que vemos em teus times é por conta do Excepcional Jogador que Você foi, só passe de qualidade ambidestro, inteligente visão de jogo bom marcador e Líder ainda do Time, admirável este vídeo por mais curto que seja 👏👏👏

[@elielsoncarvalho2210]

Um gênio dentro e fora de campo

[@KingKong-ee8hc]

World class player pep always had a football brain

[@Wiencor]

Finally.

[@nintendope8837]

❤

[@fader1912]

Busquets with kdb passing

[@sipupeboydnosiku3027]

Accurate passes

[@emanuelmohamed9401]

Next video mesut ozil please🙏❤

[@SantosSA0]

O cabelo dele era fenômenal ...

[@SandileMavundla-il9zi]

DMS and CBS make the best coaches

[@MrCampo21]

Por favor uno de Luis Enrique.

[@bolajiaiyegboyin3579]

Like pep like arteta, like busqiest

[@bijoysahasumon-ru4sb]

old pap naw De Bruena🔥

[@nggak_punya_duit_dibank]

He was great as Frank Rickard in Italia

[@davidmkefa4188]

Most midfielders are great coaches

[@user-dl8rh5fh9v]

Гордиола мозг любой команды

[@0876javier]

Buen maestro para Rafa Marquez # 4. Jugaba igualito

[@healthylifestyle8067]

Just one pass was enough to unlock the defense❤

[@brianmarktv]

Vision of (KDB), Defensive skills (RODRI), Calmness (BASQUETS)

[@seferucma4653]

Now I understand why he is like to Kevin De Bruyne :)

[@MyWissam]

Now I understand why Guardiola like de Bryne so much.

[@thegoehmaulana8816]

👍😁

[@user-lm7iq3ui8i]

Pep derboy

[@obird3840]

Debruyne I see you

[@alaaahmad7981]

He was not a special player i watched him . But he is a great manager

[@FM00771]

Like wise you don't know English... I can see that from your comment.

[@javiermachuca8765]

Era buen jugador, no espectacular, pero con una gran visión de juego.

[@OnlyGoodMusic_]

pero que dices? como que no espectacular? me estas queriendo decir que era un jugador mas? guardiola es uno de los grandes pivotes de la historia del futbol.

[@James1-9-7-8]

Imagine KDB feeding Romario…oh weeeeeeeeeeeeee!

[@abeng1983]

Saat ini guardiola sedang menjadi manajer dirinya sendiri yakni Kevin de bruyne, sangat mirip cara mereka bermain

[@STEFINHO02]

Next video Sotil🇵🇪

[@Oabize]

Guardiola smart men trained by johan cruyf, no wonder is he a great manager

[@Fusion96_]

And people say he’s a bad player

[@iansichimbwe4751]

Pinpoint passes

[@BrianmaDVD]

let me just be very frank,this type of skill Kevin Debruyne,kdb has learnt from pep guardiola all along,kdb just perfected it,pep created a prototype of himself with kevin and the next one is Echeverri Claudio