For a club, of course, having a wealthy owner would be a good thing. Because they don't have to worry about making offers to get the reliable players they are after. And Man city is one proof of an mediocre team that has turned into an extraordinary team after a wealthy man took over ownership of the club. as many people say nowadays in the premier league. that Newcastle, which has also got wealthy owners, might also turn into a great team like Man City in the next Champions League.
well tomorrow we will see the FA Cup Final match Man United vs Man City. Man United is a club that has made history and is the pride of local residents there. and now Man City also seems to want to score the same glorious history as Man United. I think it's quite amazing to see two teams from the same city competing and fighting for the FA Cup title. whichever club will win I don't think it matters to the people of Manchester. Because for them both are the pride of their city.
It is not only the wealth that Manchester City has. Chelsea has never been so consistently strong like Manchester City and they were pretty much the first club that was pumped with billions. Chelsea has been a strong team for quite a while, but not this dominant force that Manchester City is. I think this shows how important a coach can be for a long-term project.
Guardiola is a mastermind and he understands to put a squad together like a complex puzzle. He wanted players like De Bruyne and Gundogan for a reason. At PSG they buy names, at Manchester City they buy puzzle pieces. This is a huge difference that happened thanks to Guardiola. PSG never had a coach like Guardiola and whatever coach they had wasn't allowed to decide on his own which player to buy. I am sure that Guardiola is the first to decide which player is needed and should be bought.
What way Newcastle will go is really getting me excited. If they have the right people and decision processes in place, they can also buy puzzle pieces and not just names. If they do that they could become another outstanding Premier League team.