As Manchester City celebrated their fourth consecutive Premier League title, Pep Guardiola became emotional while praising outgoing Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp. Earlier, Klopp had praised Guardiola as the “best manager in the world,” crediting him with City’s four consecutive league titles.
Guardiola reciprocated the admiration, expressing gratitude for Klopp’s kind words and acknowledging the significant impact he had on his managerial career.
“Jurgen has been an integral part of my life, elevating me to new heights as a manager. We share immense respect for each other,” Guardiola said.
He continued, “I’ll miss him dearly, but I’m humbled to recognize that the success I’ve achieved is not solely due to my efforts. This club has provided me with incredible support, and I couldn’t have done it alone.”
Guardiola wished Klopp all the best for his future endeavors, acknowledging the indelible mark he left on Liverpool.
“He’s made Liverpool a recognizable force, instilling pride in the fans. His legacy will be remembered alongside the greats like Shankly and Paisley.”
Both Guardiola and Klopp have cemented their places among the greatest managers in history, with numerous titles and accolades to their names.
As Klopp departs Liverpool, Guardiola prepares his City side for the FA Cup final against Manchester United, their bitter rivals.
