The Tactical Evolution Of Pep Guardiola | Pep Barca vs Bayern vs City | How Guardiola has changed |

[@FootballMadeSimple]

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[@mirademtingz6585]

Moral of the story. The characteristics of the players change Pep tactics whilst maintaining the core principles

[@achelsea1007]

and how another teams in their leagues make buildups and which formation, you build up need to match (beat? destroy) more often using buildups and formations. In a distance is very important have advantage before another teams make counters you formation

[@samoso6979]

@Kevin Mauricio Rodríguez Bermejo pep is actually more defensive than you think

[@Nnlly]

Man city is looking nice now

[@kaihavertzchelsea2594]

@Kevin Mauricio Rodríguez Bermejo mo is no longer a good coach..he failed to adapt

[@kaihavertzchelsea2594]

@@samoso6979 he defend on the front foot through counter pressing.. it's different from low block park bus

[@reziboy100]

I like his tactics at City the most. He's really matured as a manager, and I also like the way he's made the most of those quick and talented wingers he has.

[@olaoluwafaleye4043]

Same

[@vincenzovalvano]

I hope to see him also in serie A, the build-up of teams and play are different. It would be delightful!

[@seanreodica4976]

How is serie A different than other leagues?

[@HenSt-gz7qj]

Would love to see Pep trying to manage Roma Edit : irony, Mourinho is the one coming to Roma...

[@julianarguindegui5820]

I wish she would coach napoli

[@hanklesacks]

Ya, it’s slower in italy

[@julianarguindegui5820]

He*

[@VaibhavSingh-ty9ex]

Great video perfectly showing guordiola's evolution at different clubs. I personally think at barcelona him having xavi iniesta messi and alves helped him a lot but nevertheless he still was successful with all the clubs. Brilliant video once again

[@FootballMadeSimple]

Glad you enjoyed it Vaibhav

[@tshepangkhubyana5732]

@@FootballMadeSimple I really enjoyed this video very Informative. I remember City vs Arsenal 3-1 in 18/19 Pep used that 3-2-2-3 and outclassed Emery. May you please Consider Doing Antonio Conte maybe Chelsea or Juve

[@FIDESCALLE]

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[@shikhargovil9579]

his style of play does require highly skillful players and pep himself has been bluntly honest about it when once asked that whether he won champions league because of names you mentioned. and he said "absolutely"

[@crayzee1372]

Great vid. Peps ability to adapt to a new team and league so effectively makes him the most talented manager ever, who has revolutionised teams and 3 elite European leagues

[@DKM_Sports]

Love this

[@Slim-Clips]

Pep’s Bayern were so underrated because they didn’t win the Champions League. He changed Bayern.

[@sauravsastry]

But his team weren't simply good enough against Spanish sides they got easily beaten because Spanish teams know how to emulate his tactics

[@stephenjames227]

How was he underrated. He did nothing other bayern managers hadn’t done before. He had the biggest budget in Germany the best team in Germany so its not a suprise that he won every trophy in germany. He should have won the cl at least once out of the 3 sessons with the team he had. Just goes to show he cant win the cl without messi

[@thuo1000]

@@sauravsastry The loss against real madrid was not Pep's fault but the players' fault. The players overuled Pep's plan for the game and wanted to go on an attacking spree against real madrid for which they were punished. Arjen Robben confirmed this after the defeat and said it was the players' fault for not following Guardiola's plan. For the semi-final loss against Barca, Bayern were unfortunate with injuries then Messi just did what Messi does. Had all the key Bayern players been fit for that game, maybe things would have been different. But they did win the away game 3-2. Also it's not a coincidence that the Bayern Board still want Guardiola back as their coach after he left. Most people thought Carlo Ancelotti would do better than what Pep achieved but boy were they wrong. Pep left a major influence in Bayern's style of play. Robben himself also said Pep is the best manager he has ever had. Not heynckes or whoever but Pep himself.

[@Slim-Clips]

Stephen James Stephen He changed their style of play completely, after he left they continued trying to play his style. He left a massive mark on the team.

[@GLB223]

Progression - money money money and already existing player talent, with a side of money. Did I mention money?

[@unrealrailway1592]

Barca played the most beautifully in my opinion.

[@marthinusmuhlamarisi3072]

Exactly man Barcelona is the best team in our century

[@_.LZ._]

@@marthinusmuhlamarisi3072 *ever

[@himum3429]

@@_.LZ._ No, you have a recency bias it's defo not the greatest team ever but its defo ONE of the most beautiful and elegant teams of all time.

[@_.LZ._]

@@himum3429 then what's the best?

[@himum3429]

@@_.LZ._ It's up for debate and while Guardiolas Barca aren't one of the main teams in that debate If you wanted to say they were then while I'd say you were wrong, as I did I wouldn't call you stupid as they're in for a shout. Sachis milan, Brazil 82, 50s Real, Michels Ajax, Hungary54, 70s Liverpool/70s Bayern, Cruyffs Barca/Ajax, Preston Invincibles and of course Guardiolas Barca are all in that debate.

[@LaMessi22]

The guy who made me fall in love with football ❤️

[@greecethebestnation5835]

Of it wasn't about pep's barca I would be watching football today

[@toiletpaper2769]

He followed Cruijf’s idealogy. Johan was the master, Pep is the protege turned master. Its all beautiful

[@axe8039]

I was waiting for someone to make this compilation, thank you very much FMS! Means a lot!Guardiola's tactics changed alot after Barca,crossing became the main weapon!Did you Notice the new role of Kevin De bruyne!He plays as a 8,but his responsibilities is to create crosses accross the pitch like Trent Alexander Arnold,TAA works on Wide space,while KDB works on halfspace!Lot of goals came from crossing for City in last two years,the triangle passing has depleted over the time for more counter attacks! Bayern&Barca r best examples for Pep's beautiful football!The principles have remained the same, instruments have changed ❤️

[@cristianaltagracia9791]

Absolutely great tactical analysis of Pep Guardiola his teams

[@Obamatiger]

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[@TheNickwars11]

All these Guardiola Haters here.... he is one of the best mangers and good players does not mean you play good (as can see at psg) you still need a good tactic for gods sake

[@fernandollorente1485]

His barca days were the best... he changed bayern too.. actually he was underrated when he was at bayern.... the good old days when barca was all about tiki taka

[@shikhargovil9579]

maybe because bayern were already very successful compared to barcelona and city where he was appointed to just transform them. barcelona before him were mediocre kind of struggling but he took them to an elite level, same with city.

[@najmussabir6051]

I personally want him in serie A for bringing back the old AC MILAN. And thank you for keeping the request,this video content was requested by a fan in the comment box.

[@rendaninetshisaulu669]

Pep can't bring Milan back to its best rather most of Germany coaches

[@Hyugadani]

Pep only goes to Roma o Brescia.

[@sirlordhenrymortimer6620]

He would never set foot in Milan because he's not that type of manager that resurrects fallen clubs . He would go to a club which will allow him to buy a lot of players and where he will have the chance to win titles

[@mani-nd6ie]

@@Hyugadani wtf are you talking about? your comment makes no sense

[@mroribmd9386]

@@Hyugadani Cap.Only AC Milan coz we have more similar playing style for him

[@FootballMeta]

this video is fantastic. I love how you compare the different styles across the clubs he's managed and point out the similarities. The graphs and animations are all very impressive as well

[@umarmars47]

Nice

[@catalansupremacy4224]

My priority has always been Barca and tbh his bayern journey was underrated just becoz he tried to use the same strategy which he used during the domestic league he suffered but winning in different leagues with different strategy is never easy.

[@sammaranga1737]

At Bayern the midfielders look to overload the box to finish off moves from crosses while at city the are the chief creators of chances looking to play in the wingers for the shot on goal Great video keep it up🙌👍

[@AndyHackett07]

Amongst other videos, this video in particular has helped me become very very good on FIFA 21 by emulating a mix of his Manchester City and Bayern tactics with Real Madrid. Thank you.

[@georgiodocteur4305]

Pep just need to figure something out for the champions league with Man City! He’s the best coach! He’s the one that made me fall in love with soccer

[@thuo1000]

Likewise. Watching Pep's Barca from his first season there, I immediately loved football even more. The brand of football his teams play is just breath taking and a joy to watch.

[@kingejiro]

This video couldn't have come at a better time. Football Made Simple, you guys are the best!!!

[@HenSt-gz7qj]

At barca, he already had most of the players he needed so Pep doesn't need to sign much. At Bayern, the available players are already good enough (bar a few exception) so Pep need to make a few signings. Meanwhile at City, only a few players can play in Pep's team. So Pep need to offload and sign a lot of players, and by this time, Pep's type of players are either highly rated in the market or are crucial for their team so they had a high pricetags (also, england's transfer is overly bloated)

[@syedmantaka2767]

That was my idea or at least I'm the first follower who suggested to make a video on this. Now felling so happy, thanks Football Made Simple for your hard work. You guys are the best Channel in my eye❤❤

[@zakattack7896]

Could you Chelsea 04/05 that conceded just 15 goals in the league

[@matf6661]

EAsy that one, he just played 9 men in his own half and did long balls

[@dontcomment5666]

Simple. Park the bus. The only way chelsea good at.

[@pipebombhs1412]

@@dontcomment5666 mourinho tactic

[@ahsanshaikh05]

@@matf6661 if it was that simple everyone would have done it

[@vegito2000]

@@ahsanshaikh05 i agree with you Well what i a mean Is the principle is easy but executing it is very hard

[@SoLazy100]

Great general overview. But of course he changed the system a lot. In the first season at Bayern Lahm played full defensive midfielder. From the second season on Bayern often played a back three. And in the third season he came up with things like a 1-2-3-4 formation. :-) I remember him playing 4 wingers at once (Robben, Ribery, Costa, Coman) absolutely steamrolling the opponents. I wonder why is it that Pep seemed to be more experimental at Bayern in the first half of each season and playing more conservative in the second half.

[@dikoenatsolo5561]

Love the thumbnail...it grabbed my attention instantly!

[@abhishekshinde8625]

This analysis is soo deep than one cannot understand it by simply watching it once 😅

[@_Coach.Eddy_]

Amazing, quick & brief breakdown of Pep's teams...A+

[@matf6661]

Part of what makes Guardiola a great manager is how he plays to his teams strengths rather than trying to force a round peg into a square hole like certain other "great" managers do

[@sonabTV]

He mostly forced them into his sytem at Bayern, he did some adjustments, but Müller as CM, the Manzucic issue, Götze, Alaba in the middle, the gameplan against Real, 1 vs 1 against Barca...

[@yw9113]

Cough *mourinho* cough

[@CommonSapien00]

I would love to see analysis of 2005/06 final between Barca & Arsenal. Still can't believe how Arsenal played well with 10 men on the pitch,almost beating them in the final 😁

[@yasirazab1830]

Perfect analysis, I am sure it was not that easy to explain the three cases at the same time that smooth

[@PLUTOXGOAT]

Pep sees football as a game of chess and i love it 👌

[@guilhermevidal8544]

This video is very interesting and taught me a lot of things and the thing that I liked most is that he explains it very well.

[@S.Anderson-Bey]

Really good video. I loved Pep’s time at Bayern they were exciting to watch, especially when Douglas Costa and Xabi Alonso joined the club.

[@dingross]

Fantastic video! One of your best ones so far. It's concept made it really easy to understand your points

[@filiparizanov-bebic5636]

I've watched every player on full matches, I've play'd video-games on top level, and I've noticed that: you should always keep the formation simple and symmetric, only players can change their positions if they are clinical in their other positions, so if you want to become for example a passer from dribbler you can if you are clinical in your role!!! As for me I've play'd a: CB's tackling, passing, shooting position, and a: WF's dribbling, passing, shooting position!!!

[@flaviotomas123]

This channel is so helpful and on the pitch as well gave me inspiration to start my own as well thank you FMS🙏

[@yourlovabledictator]

Have had this in watch later for ages and now watched, excellent.

[@angelcruz9911]

Damn today is the first time i spotted this channel and i'm really liking it. Keep up the good work!

[@dikoenatsolo5561]

Wow!!! Absolutely delightfull video!!!😤🤩

[@bentoamaral4572]

What a video. Provided me a lot of useful information about pep's ideas at the begginning of his coach career

[@calvinmarks1915]

The King of Tactics 💯

[@MikeC_1989]

Thanks for the video, as a City fan enjoyed the analysis 😊👍

[@prathapa2735]

Ur the GOAT of analyzing football bruh ❤️

[@xa4193]

One of the best Football channels on KZbin!!

[@anirs8198]

Make a video on the evolution Of Xavi or Iniest

[@ME1986c]

anir shrestha Maybe call it “Evolution of Xaviniesta”

[@delarae9464]

From an aspiring coach, thanks 👍🏾

[@cynthiamodukanele4788]

pep is the best coach ever that's what i noticed he delivers what is expected always

[@WhiskyUpdate]

Biggest Differences are simple. With Barca He Achieve everything what was to achieve in football with other teams only local successes.

[@kkasfa1596]

If City wins the CL then this is gonna be a bad statement.

[@siutadru]

One of the best tactics videos I have seen👍

[@DFWTB9506]

Now this is the video I’ve been looking for, love it 👍 Great content, keep it up, more subs will follow

[@oakaliptos4969]

the best analysis i have ever see..congratz

[@udezemark2033]

Wonderful, really wonderful, loved every bit of this.

[@sumgeeza7520]

Fantastic detail well done

[@filmawang69]

apt analysis robert

[@Afrikfootball]

Proper content, definitely look up to this page for inspiration . Also trying to do some similar stuff but for some lesser known leagues and players (rising star stuff).

[@abhishekdey9717]

Excellent Stuff ... Keep going on👍

[@niallfoley6711]

This is quality and makes him look even more impressive with how Pep has transformed City agin over the past few months which obviously wasn’t known at the time this video came out

[@Lichaz1910]

perfectly explained brother!!

[@nam0007]

I sometimes forget how much of a genius pep is

[@cleopasmunemo7942]

Great content and i like the visual presentation.

[@neneyiko]

It helped me in my PES Master League mode, thanks.

[@tareqanas5036]

nice video! keep it up!

[@FootballMadeSimple]

Thanks mate

[@selmirafernandes237]

in barca, Puyol used to stay in the center and then in front of him there was a line of 3: busquets in the middle, pique a little bit to the right and abidal a bit to the left. its not often that we saw busquets having to go back and stay between the two defenders. enless if maxuell was playing, cause he would be were Villa normally played (wide at the left wing) and then with one less player behind to build, busquets wouldnt be so high at the peach like when Abidal plays. thats why some times when Maxuell used to play Guardiola use to put Keita on the game. so that xavi wouldnt have to change his position to much (with busquets between the two defenders xavi would have to go a little bit back on the peach).

[@davidspurdens1328]

Excellent, well explained and informative video 👍

[@Derm1991]

Fascinating the idea that Pep still bases his teams around where his best players are despite overall having a reasonably strict style of play

[@grinchoi1]

Beautiful video!

[@olamideoladoyinbo8220]

Wow. Amazing stuff 🙌

[@JM-gj7de]

Excellent video. Keep up the good work!

[@FootballMadeSimple]

Thank you very much!

[@GustavoSilva-ny8jc]

Awesome video! And a really eloquent explanation, thank you. Increased my curiosity to learn about football even more, specially after discovering that countries have different traditional styles, i wonder how the match ups look in Champions League. Even though i'm brazilian i never really liked football because i couldn't understand (or it's people, becaused they acted like lunatics), and there were no way to truly inform myself growing up. But now that i'm trying to become a better athlete and thinker i want to learn from other disciplines.

[@amoghthakur2069]

Please make a video on Pep’s second and third season at Bayern

[@MegaSpurs18]

Fantastic breakdown!

[@matthewbourne9647]

Brilliant Analysis 👏🏿😊

[@winterane]

he adapted to each team’s and country’s football, while still remaining true to his principles, adapting to the way the opposition plays but also keeping his main tactics.

[@yosvaldo]

Dani alves did huge difference, only fullback that push high up the pitch

[@vettel1192]

real football genius

[@robertopradabotelho1334]

Wonderful video, great and detailed analysis, maybe emphasize more that in barca the Messi-Alves combination was for Messi to go inside the box an Dani open, in Bayern Ribery-Alaba was to Ribery stay open in order to have more one on one, and for Alaba (since he is taller) finish some plays as a "9" inside the box, and in city in both sides the wingers stay really wide in order to create space for the ineriors.

[@realog868]

I'd still say , if u don't believe Pep is the best Tactical manager out there since the last decade ? U just a hater , I don't take trophies in account but the playstyle. His tactics are way Outta world , most of the times his team loses coz of players mistake rather than tactics . The chances he gives to youngsters r another factor.

[@kasrapop]

Actually he is better than zidane and klopp

[@thuo1000]

@@kasrapop Much better. Pep is a genius tactician and one of the biggest influences in modern football

[@realog868]

@@kasrapop that's what I believe , 2 years ago , nobody said Klopp's better , they won the ucl n now people been thinking he's this n that. His system is broken now , if he doesn't evolve he won't win .as for Zidane , his first spell was actually very good coz other players also showed n not just Ronaldo but after that he went like Valverde , used Ronaldo like Valverde used Messi . The difference is Ramos ,bale n Benzema showed but nobody stepped up for Barca .

[@realog868]

@@thuo1000 well actually , people Hates him coz he spends money 😂 that's the ridiculous reason coz any manager they can name won all the stuff either with star or with money.

[@physe1637]

Tactical yes definitely but not the most efficient when winning trophies

[@Oslang]

Very educating! it helped me with my fm

[@francoromero8681]

amazing content. Congrats

[@alexnascimento3877]

👏🏻 ❤️Thanks, mate. Save my day...

[@saintroddy]

Wow, this is great analysis.

[@reamonnjiga3454]

Hahahaha No guiding rule just park the bus

[@majdydanaf6479]

Can you do what transfers barca needs to recrown themselves as ucl winners?

[@dreamchaser4866]

All barca need is to replace their left vacant talents like : xavi in the center , neymar and suarez in the forward and one Super Defender . That is all , Barca just needs 4 talents and experienced Coach then it will rule the world another time☝️

[@michaelchandra9069]

Great video as always. Hopefully you can make analysis about Super Pippo 😁

[@jimw3956]

Brilliant analysis. Love the overview...not to much, not to little...free flowing. I coach youth teams, may I ask what graphics program you used to create?

[@nunocolon]

Awesome breakdown

[@revival25]

Actually Busquets didn't have to drop back when Pep had Abidal ,Puyol and pique fit for a match as Abidal would join as the third centre half

[@kodaknikonedgopro8862]

Josep Guardiola's reign in every club is simply incredible, winning the UCL at such a young coaching age at Barça and then proving doubters wrong with his style of ball tikitaka swagger in his 2nd seasons' if not his first ssns in the leagues he works in. Guy has a patient buildup pattern that almost always pays, along with the immense talent pool he has or develops Iin each club he manages. Sometimes it's amusing that he overthinks himself in formations & game preparation but that proves what character he is. Just an underrated manager by some football "Pundits" not mentioning him in same line of tacticians as Cruyff, Ancelloti Ferguson Bielsa. Let alone Just MOU & Klopps. Guy simply revolutionalised the style Barca uses till date since 2008 Xavi also tryinna implement this these days. Pep is unfortunate with wat is happening at City RN but overall he doesn't "normally" last more than 4 seasons at a club city being his longest stay maybe ideas have dried up but boy whatta team he's made in city since taking over from pellegrinj Am a proud barça fan. Edit: some grammatical errors Opinions are welcome fellow Footy Analysts

[@DiabloDon]

If Pep had win the Treble with Bayern they would say that it was the best team off all time. Pep's Bayern were tactically the best and the most flexible team ever. Because of the versatile player like Lahm and Alaba he could dominate actually 95 Percent of all his opponent. But someimes you need luck as well. That is something that we won't find in any stats.

[@MelonMuskNiggaChocolate]

True.

[@PadmeGaveMeHIV]

Bayern only cross lol. Barca dominated teams with possession and tiki taka.

[@maxi_258]

@@PadmeGaveMeHIV no they don’t lol. Klopp’s teams spam crosses, Bayern presses and plays passes that break the lines

[@flavio7180]

He was quite unlucky with injuries there as well. Heck, Bayern as a whole have been unlucky in the past decade with injuries to Robben and Ribery especially in important games. That's why they "only" won 2 Champions Leagues.

[@PadmeGaveMeHIV]

Using “if” makes an opinion irrelevant. If your grandma had wheels she’d be a bike. Pep’s Barca is the best team to ever play football.

[@MayankSingh-km5pt]

Great analysis

[@yashitkumar16]

i like the pep's bayern , love how robben used to cut inside and shoot where as ribery used to towards the by line inside beating opponent's cb and crossing the ball in for a header or a tap-in

[@vitexgold]

great explanation!

[@ish11234]

Excellent video

[@malikargunhan3485]

I really wonder what would happen if Guardiola went to Italy

[@andreadg5429]

If he goes to AC Milan and rebuilds them back, I'll be an happy man. Whats the fun of going to Juventus? Or go to Napoli, they already know good football (not with Gattuso though)

[@andrewsantos3283]

Im also eager to see Pep managing at Serie A. Juve is very keen on signing him for their UCL project but it would be better to see him at AC MILAN and revive that strugling club.

[@finding_aether]

Probably we will see his 3-4-3 making a comeback. :D

[@kaptnrotnase8277]

@@andreadg5429 because pep always goes to the club with the most money in the league

[@simplyballing1592]

Pep is scared of challenges. If he goes to Italy he'll go to Juventus or whichever club is the richest at that time

[@goonertony]

Great Video! Keep going :-)

[@adibahmed9542]

Nicely analysis

[@munzilmohammed]

Tactical flexibility and genius of Gordiola

[@holunho0710]

Possession game with different formation, and they play stable and win trophies.

[@johnjason2894]

I neee this for top eleven

[@mohamedkhalaf4121]

Man, Pep Barca was something else.