Pep Guardiola reveals which Man City player will most likely become a manager | Being The Boss

[@sgh9114]

gundogan 100%. He is calm, collected, doesn't let emotions spill over, has a great footballing brain/vision, is a leader and like pep said he is a true team player if there ever was one which naturally leads to thinking about all positions on the pitch while playing in midfield especially, like xavi for instance...Basically, what pep said. I feel he would be a great manager!!

[@Doggomorph]

It spilled against Bellingham

[@Mikejames1080]

Gundogan recently took an U16's training session. He's currently doing his badges and has future manager written all over him. I think Cancelo, Rodri, Dias, Fernandinho and De Bruyne will all be managers too!

[@Beyondultragaming]

Gundogan apparently plays alot of football manager as well. I totally agree i see him becoming one

[@dannymunro7454]

De Bruyne as a manager in a rowdy dressing room "let me speak"

[@ragnar8771]

lol de bruyne only and maybe fernandinho, the rest are brainless players, u need brain to become a manager

[@pezushka]

Yeah I think a better question is to ask who would be Peps heir, Pep was clearly Cruyffs heir, I think it will be Bellingham for Pep (if he goes to city) , he has the same intensity Pep has.

[@Salio_Mendes]

Being a good player on the pitch doesn't necessarily translate to being a great coach sometimes, but I understand where you're coming from. However, The most likely position where majority of world-class coaches hail from is the midfield aka "The brain of the team" and that's why I think Fernandinho, Gundogan and Rodri got higher probability of success if they eventually become managers.

[@renzelkhamacho1379]

Pep really knows how to deal with haters ey, like he doesn't disagree with anything. "Why are you successful?" Pep be like "because of the money, my club has a lot of money to buy all the best players, this is why" lol he knows that's what haters say so he's just telling them what they want to hear, we all know that money is important but if it was the only reason then Man Utd would be winning title after title but they ain't won anything in 6 years! "How do you decide what to wear for games?" Pep like "my wife helps me, without her I'm a disaster, everything good in my life is because of other people" the guy absolutely refuses to take a compliment for anything!

[@syedakhudsiyatarannum5695]

Yeah for idiots who dont know if they still played with joe hart zabaleta kompany otamendi kolarov klichy toure etc etc etc they wouldnt be winning all these last 4 years. He came in saw that he needed a massive overhaul and got players who suited his style not random player filling like psg do. And its not guardiola who decides the price of players. Thats the job of the upper hierarchy. And lets be honest when you go into any market with a lot of money and everyone knows you have a lot of money then you automatically lose your bargaining power. Thats why city get to buy players paying slightly more than what other clubs would have gotten them for. For example take walker and stones. They were good players walker in fact was in conversation of being best righr back in epl at spurs and stones was regarded as the best english prospect at centre back. Had they gone to other clubs then they probably would have been sold for 30-35 million but city got them for around 50 million each. And coming back to pep guardiola he is a manager who is style oriented not freestyle like say zidane. So he needs to have players who suit his style. And honestly for all those who hate him just follow his teams for one season watching every game and focussinf on the tactics the way they play and there is no way you wont end up liking his managerial skills

[@virtuallimit8615]

@RolandDeschain Cry more loser

[@Milan-wc9te]

@RolandDeschain I'm a utd & madrid fan and I read that comment about pep normally. Wtf's wrong with you?

[@Milan-wc9te]

@RolandDeschain yeah mate I'm a fan of man utd and real Madrid, doesn't mean I'm a hardcore fan with a season ticket of the both clubs. Try searching the meaning of a fan😂🖕

[@Milan-wc9te]

@RolandDeschain guess I can't be a fan of Messi and ronaldo then 🤦🤦

[@Raggsy_The_Wire]

Surprisingly good questions. Well done interviewer 👏👏

[@Scrubber89]

4:34 this is the secret to citys success. The togetherness. Every single person is happy to be there to support their mate. When Grealish scored t'other night De Bruyne and Silva ran onto the pitch beaming from ear to ear to celebrate. Could you imagine Ronaldo doing this? Nah he'd be on bench tantrumming that he's not playing.

[@KRIEGInc]

We are lucky to have him as our manager. Guardiola we've got ... 💙💙💙.

[@y-unespynchonesky9708]

I thought it would be Rodri. His decision making and understanding of the game is exceptional. He also plays in the same role Guardiola played.

[@DINKL8ERG]

Inconsistent

[@electricdreamer]

Yeah. He's also really good with his hands.

[@electricdreamer]

Yeah. He's also really good with his hands.

[@julianbanks1885]

Even fernandinho

[@toms6322]

@@electricdreamer facts

[@sulir09]

The ending of this video perfectly sums up Mikel Artetas reign so far at Arsenal. He is doing non-negotiables and bringing Unity to the Club. By removing players like Ozil, Auba and Guendouzi who didn't follow the rules, Arteta has learnt from the Master Pep :)

[@lewis881]

Guendozi did nothing wrong, he was protecting Leno. By your logic, we should sell Ramsdale, Tierney and White as they are battlers on the pitch like Guendozi. No wonder Guendozi is balling it out in France and playing for France as he’s playing under a better manager that isn’t controlling

[@sulir09]

@@lewis881 Errrrm, was Guendouzi a toxic player in the dressing room? Yes he was. He had a heated confrontation with another player (Sokratis), in Dubai he got told off by Edu because he was being very immature and also, the reality is, he wasnt good enough for Arsenal and the EPL. He flopped in the Bundesliga, now hes doing a bit alright in the 5th best league in the World (France). Just know your facts before you message 👍

[@lewis881]

@@sulir09 Never seen a more deluded message 😂😂. So Guendozi is “toxic” as he has passion, do you think the same about Ramsdale? Guendozi is currently better than all our CM on form. He’s thriving away from Arteta. Arteta has no man management skills that’s why he got thrown out

[@sulir09]

@@lewis881 You said Guendouzi is "better than all our CM ON FORM", firstly he is the 5th best league in the world (Ligue 1), even Jeff Raine Adelade was killing it in Ligue 1. Lets see what Guendouzi does in the prem. He had a total of like 85 Appearances, 1 goal and about 3 assists at Arsenal. Thats shocking. About Ramsdale, he is not toxic in the dressing room. Everyone loves him including Tiereny and Ben white. They put the team first, Guendouzi didnt. Who cares if he was protecting Leno, in the end, Guendouzi looked like a mug and embarrased Arsenal so Arteta wanted him out. Same with Auba when he arrived late to trainings and behaved poorly to the coaching staff. Know these facts before talking. I think youre the one who is deluded and wants Wenger to come back 🤣 Change is the best for the Club. Go follow Marseille if you love Guendouzi so much

[@Rocky0Road]

And it will end him getting sacked

[@yamackocoval9538]

pep guardiola best coach in the world talking about Galatasaray gives us great pleasure 💛❤️

[@backyardfifa3649]

Fantastic manager, absolutely World-Class tactician and a brilliant motivator and man-manager. 🇪🇸 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 Absolute genius and a really humble person too.

[@marygillmeister6013]

Always enjoy listening to these interviews, gives us a peek into the mind of these guys. Love Guardiola's dry wit

[@paullxulu3371]

I love listening to Pep's interview they are inspirational

[@Matt-28]

My guess...Gundogan

[@TUF68]

spot on lad

[@beanut.putter]

De bruyne, Bernardo Silva, Gundogan Players with good IQ on the pitch make good managers i.e. Zidane, Gerrard, Lampard etc...

[@dt5beats892]

@@beanut.putter nah De Bruyne wouldn’t be taken seriously by his players, “LET ME SPEAK”

[@FormerPessitheRobberfan]

@@dt5beats892 why wouldn't he be taken seriously? Because if some obscure internet meme?

[@dt5beats892]

@@FormerPessitheRobberfan just a joke mate don’t cry

[@mirzamuhtasimfaiyaz4086]

Bayern fan here. I like City's playing style and what Pep has done for them. Incredible job.

[@MrJaybon]

he is master of SARCASM 😂

[@mtmdesign5996]

He’s really humble, reluctant to praise himself. I like that about him!

[@ncntxtjpn]

Seems like Juan Lillo has been making a really positive influence on Pep's management

[@akilamperouge960]

yeah, made him feel relaxed

[@Deeh91]

The sarcasm Pep has😂…

[@awakenthegreatnesswithin]

When he speaks we need to listen, he is a winner

[@pn2360]

Say what you want about Pep and City, but he is without question one of the best managers of all time. The way that he can motivate players even though it's really easy to switch off and become overconfident, he pushes them to be at their best every game, whether it's the Champions League final, or damp squib games that they could win in their sleep if they wanted to like Man United (lol).

[@getyourbagpack]

Next time watch carefully how Gundogan plays football. He’s game is beautiful. They the way he turns with ball, short passes, ball control & goals 💥✊ underrated

[@iimrohtak8363]

1:58 That reference to people saying “Guardiola wins cause his clubs have high spending capacity”

[@ejkalegal3145]

Yeah, but that is why he wins....

[@kunalgupta7480]

@@ejkalegal3145 penchester shitnited have spent almost the same amount since 2016 and have won shite

[@timeless4369]

In total Man City have spent way more than United.

[@Pdrock2001]

That's true at least he is admitting that no sarcasm there .

[@virtuallimit8615]

@@timeless4369 Check the net spend since 2012 then talk.

[@mrnobody6679]

Breaking news!! Gareth Bale has requested his agent to arrange a move to Man City after seeing this 2:08.

[@abhishekbharti2812]

He's so honest.

[@worldlyrics1361]

the openness and honesty from this Guy is just something else... So far the best Manager in the world Pep all the way....

[@Moinul987]

Think he mentioned it before in another interview, and said Gundogan

[@mickeymccourt8228]

Pep makes a great point about midfielders becoming managers. You see it more often than not that the best managers were midfielders

[@manchestercitynesrecap2321]

He is the best at what he does

[@rtads11]

The last point Pep made about handling a locker room and turmoil is exactly why United are where they are compared to other top clubs... literally United under Ole, they seemed "happy but no success"

[@terminator536]

4:00 is why you clicked on the video. Who he thinks will be manager

[@casemiro3663]

Ty

[@Footie4ever]

Best manager in the world.

[@a-walgames1350]

Klopp.

[@zoheabaleem]

@@a-walgames1350 hansi flick is better then Klopp

[@whisthegreat]

@@zoheabaleem 1 season and doing bits doesn't sum up he is better than klopp

[@zoheabaleem]

@@whisthegreat no but what he did to Bayern is better than what Klopp can ever do. 7 trophies in a year

[@whisthegreat]

@@zoheabaleem and it wasn't even a hard league so?

[@elmexingles]

This was a great watch. Top quality questions that were quite different to the usual tripe

[@realtalkwithphil]

It’s a proven fact that Midfielders have a higher possibility of being more grounded football managers because they read the game in a more wholistic view.

[@sksaroyanali3919]

Pep💞🎩

[@steve13191]

Scott Carson. he has been managing those bench day in day out for years now.

[@ununseptium7961]

I hope Pep writes an autobiography so that we can hear from candid Pep. He did okay in this, but this is still his media version.

[@Deeh91]

Pep doesn’t take credit for anything, whiles everyone or most people who’ve worked with him say he’s the best

[@mrpickles7313]

How would you describe your management style in three words? Pep "Wow"

[@aytonbridge1874]

He did it just in three letters. Genius

[@matthiasng3405]

1:04 more than you believe... more than you believe it is so difficult

[@souravdeb4325]

Greatest manager in history of football⚽

[@sirajhajififty]

Really 😂😂

[@subjectivepersp1937]

Sir Alex is. He is a serious contender for second though

[@aytonbridge1874]

@@subjectivepersp1937 just for longevity i guess

[@souravdeb4325]

@@subjectivepersp1937 he beat alex Ferguson in a ucl playing toure(cam) at CB

[@Johndoe-gf7eu]

@Sourav Deb and the manager of monaco and lyon beat pep in the champions league with squads worth a billion pound less 🤣🤣your logic is funnny

[@effahdaniel713]

These are deep questions and deep answers from Pep

[@Yarblocosifilitico]

what about De Bruyne? The man already uses his stats and analysis data to represent himself. The way he plays also tells you strategy comes naturally to him

[@jamesrufus5389]

Has anyone noticed that his english has improved SO much in the last year or is it just me?

[@aytonbridge1874]

Still struggles a bit but yes. He learned italian quick which is not as easy as it seems even if Spanish can be somehow similar, which can make you mix it up. The most impressive thing for me was when he learned German, that's way tougher than English. So he probsbly speaks better German than English and it also makes him mix the two in his mind sometimes.

[@dndhndn]

"who's most likely to become a manager in your current squad?" Pep: "Gundogan" "who's most likely to become a manager in your current squad?" Rangnick: "Ole"

[@siasdandellia]

0:37 Gud questuon *I don't know*. I thought it was how he described it 😂

[@jamesc.mudingay5353]

Gundogan and Rodri could be national team managers

[@ianwilliams4516]

I don’t even know what I will do when he leaves 😭

[@edgarcomments]

Stud Guardiola ❤️

[@Ryxn05]

I think de bruyne might become a manager in the future

[@Yarblocosifilitico]

me too. He clearly loves to analyze and strategize. Perhaps he would be a better second coach, since he's supposed to be shy. Seems like he has that leader ability in him tho

[@rehanrajabali]

Will be greatly missed when he leaves.😥

[@Onthedribble2.0]

World's greatest Manager!!!. Honestly, I am worried about Manchester city after he leaves, don't think anyone can replace him.

[@daedralord1]

Definitely not the greatest. Ferguson shankley busby and clough are way better than pep

[@thelastuchiha7713]

@@daedralord1 not way better

[@thelastuchiha7713]

@@daedralord1 and read …he said World greatest manager …(current)

[@ManuelMaceira_14]

@@thelastuchiha7713 they are clear, shush

[@ryanairtm6717]

Luis Enrique can replace him

[@timpilkington9285]

He somehow managed to not answer any of the questions properly.

[@MattMajcan]

Its always the midfielders, they read the game better than anyone else. Fernandinho would be the one id expect to become a manager, a DM who reads the game brilliantly, like pep himself.

[@SELSKIEFF]

Fantastic

[@Cristobal512]

Gundogan understands the game very well. Now he just needs to speak out loud more. He's too shy and quiet. Leaders needs to speak up and get people's attention with confidence. Im sure he will develop that.

[@Free12609]

Watch his pep talk in the dressing room before the semi final game and then you will change your mind about this

[@Ashley-iz9iy]

he has that but you probably dont see it as much

[@johnmcnott8549]

De bruyne he's already negotiating his own contract

[@robesterd8132]

@U Betcha KDB isn’t making a mill a week.

[@Jambavan.]

Great interview.

[@karumehuie1407]

Top top top manager

[@mab60072]

I think Fernandinho and Stones

[@KarlOmatsola]

Legend goat 🐐

[@demariobiggestfan]

Ask him which city player he would've add his prime barca team

[@timeless4369]

None

[@Authentic_Ayo]

The whole team lol

[@tmlarkynado7604]

He might of tride using De Bruyne over Busquwts maybe, other than that I don't know

[@tmlarkynado7604]

@Tahmid Ahmed Yeah, I was clutching at straws a bit

[@ammavasa731]

4-2-3-1.Ederson,back 4 of Dani,Puyi,pique,cancelo.mid 2 busi and Xavi ,3 mid Iniesta,kdb,Messi upfront villa

[@manchestercityfan8715]

The best manager

[@TTGHAST]

Thought for sure he'd say David Silva

[@karumehuie1407]

We win because we have great players

[@aytonbridge1874]

That's quite an obvious one though. Also said because City is a great club (personnel, money). He can't say much else since he never praises himself

[@yanited1892]

Pep must be mortal then if a glass of wine after winning 😂

[@bilal00276]

looks good for 51 ngl

[@mrwho.4446]

city just built a state of the art golf simulater at eastlands...he will stay at city a decade.

[@varunmadhavan3227]

Tough one, but I think Tierney will be the next City player to be a manager!

[@atibalewis7499]

oh fr, i thought Tierney was a LiVARpool player? that non existent pen and non existent milner red in the city game that lead his team to a draw with a world class performance. but anyway your right he will be a great manager

[@sjfootball1692]

I’d actually say Rodri tbf

[@cjdamage8918]

Interviewer sounds like Michael Owen...?

[@sidequestuk]

Does actually say any players but cool

[@gurpalsingh9000]

The 3 word management style should've been 'Pass The Ball'

[@UserName-br5zu]

I knew he would say Gundogan before I even clicked on the video, no idea why tbh

[@youwinlouw3815]

Gundogan for sure

[@charlesnkomo4148]

woww,funny parrt is how he just described exactly what led to the fall of Frank Lampard as Chelsea manager with that last response

[@alekaidon1364]

4:00

[@rankobarensic]

Conor Moore nice job!!

[@101Altaaf]

I love this guy!

[@aytonbridge1874]

Those who think he is passive aggressive might have a point. Both while in Britain and Spain, he has been attacked by media. In Spain mainstream media is controlled by Real Madrid's Perez, even Catalan media which is owned by pro Spain and anti Catalunya's independence groups (Guardiola is pro independence), they were all against him due to politics. The same catalan press who favored and covered up the board that forced him to leave Barça, which come from the same line of thought than the board that destroyed Barça for the last 6 years. People don't know much about the politics around Barça, it really is hard to be a Barça fan here in Spain due to the identity of the club with an independent Catalunya (Laporta the current board president embodies that identity, and in his previous tenure 2003-10 he managed to get Barça achieve its greatesr heights against pressure from both inside and outside forces). After Laporta came an era of anti-Cruyff playing philosophy and anti catalan independence boards up until Laporta came back last year. So both Laporta and Guardiola share the same pro independence views and both are defenders of Cruyff's playing philosophy (under Cruyff as a coach Barça won its first European Cup in 1992) his football ideas were taught from then on at La Masia which is our academy, from which Guardiola, Piqué, Puyol, Busquets, Fabregas, Xavi, Iniesta and Messi among many others got their football education,. Guardiola developed this sort of non confrontational but defensive approach, irony, sarcasm, dry humour or passive aggressiveness from that era under Laporta first, and his succesor the traitor Rosell who forced him out. Then came his henchman Bartomeu who left the club in a total mess on purpose, he is currently being investigated. Luckily Laporta is back and you can really tell things are changing already. Hope it makes sense and it's written well enough and not TLDR, English is not my first language either.

[@masterspear9411]

Lucky to have him in the Epl, city spend money, but nothing what real or barca did to upset transfer records.

[@user-pz9uw1d07]

KDB definitely deserves it

[@heliapam]

Always the wives!💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@heliapam]

Always the wives! 💙💙💙

[@tobenna77]

🐐

[@frankofreyafiona3237]

4:01

[@sinethembatsabedze2740]

We all know it fernandinho

[@bernhardimmanuel1298]

Management masterclass in 5 minutes

[@seanm.collins9888]

Arteta.

[@tafadzwazvokuomba8020]

Bernado might have potential

[@vigneshraghavan7295]

I need to add a question about pep World Cup ambitions

[@craigwaters1508]

Nice

[@SeriousBartYT]

Man City over the past decade, have had a LOWER net spend, won MORE trophies, MORE Premier leagues, have finished HIGHER, in the table, are a BETTER run club, have a BETTER squad and play BETTER football than Man United. After Pep's arrival, they have gone into overdrive on all these metrics and much more. In spite of not winning the CL, their performances have been BETTER than Man United during that period, who have been in and out of the competition. The state of their training ground is BETTER than Man United currently. Ten Haag's style of play would be BETTER suited to their squad than Man United's. In Phil Foden, they have not only Manchester's and England's but also Britain's BEST young player currently. There are 10 and 12 year olds now, all across the world, in whose memory City and not Man United, are the top team in Manchester. Although Trevor Sinclair is the first, there will be many pundits in the near future who would be former Man City players on the panel of talkshows. The Bluemoon is not rising anymore, it has well and truly risen on the shores of Manchester.

[@MadeInManny0161]

3-1 hyped for today cmon city .

[@misfit2022]

Rodri

[@superslayerguy]

"Who's your managerial best friend?" *JOSE*

[@hamzaaljulany1673]

Pep Guardiola vs Gareth Bale soon?

[@jackmulkerrin5637]

What about Kompany

[@isaiahjones4557]

Kompany is already a manager

[@jackmulkerrin5637]

@@isaiahjones4557 as a managerial friend

[@kudakwashechiboyi8425]

My wife is so elegant .

[@Jordan-lu2un]

Managerial best friend? Managerial inspiration?? He just wanted him to say klopp 😂

[@ellouzesami5600]

man didnt mention tito vilanova