I absolutely disagree. If about Barcelona, which was Guardiola's first coaching experience, as well as Bayern, which has been the absolute leader of German football for many years, we can still somehow downplay the influence of Pep on the formation of the team
I disagree with you. Guardiola actually upgrade a traditional tactics in Barcelona since Sir. Johan Cruyff to a famous tiki-taka which dominated football from European clubs to national tournaments like Euro and World Cup. Many clubs and many players who managed by Guardiola now become young coaches and they are expanding the tiki-taka philosophy of Guardiola.
then this cannot be said about Manchester City. It is no exaggeration to say that it was Guardiola who made a relatively ordinary club, which Manchester City was before, first the undisputed leader of English football, and now European and world football. I am also not very enthusiastic about clubs that buy up the best players and become leaders thanks to this, but Manchester City is still a coaching team and here you can see the hand and style of the master of his craft, which Guardiola has already become.
Guardiola upgraded Manchester City and helped them dominating Premier League in the last six seasons but we must admit that Manchester City were a strong club and won some Premier League before they have Guardiola.
His biggest success is winning a first Champions League for Manchester City history and it comes together with two other titles, so they are treble winners in this season.