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Quote from: AakZaki on Today at 02:49:25 PM

Of course Pep Guardiola is a coach with a new philosophy and has a broad insight into players. He installed Julian Alvarez in De Bruyne's original position. If you saw him in the first game earlier this season. Although at that time De Bruyne did play but in double pifot with Rodri. But it turned out that his hamstring had not healed properly and he only played 23 minutes. Against Newcastle, Julian Alvarez was back in the same position. Even he was able to make goals.

Pep Guardiola is a great coach with good ability for adaptation and he can upgrade many players by trying to use them at new positions. Dani Alves, Messi in Barcelona, Lalm in Bayern Munich, Walker, Cancelo, Stones and many players in Manchester City got benefit with Pep management.

Julian Alvarez does not have skills for an attacking player, a play maker like De Bruyne and he is more similar to Kun Aguero. Pep still has many players who can replace and cover De Bruyne such as Foden and Silva. He does not need to use Julian at the position of De Bruyne and I believe he knows the Argentinian player can not play well at that position.

Manchester City team is expected to do well this time as well. Because Pep Guardiola is an amazing coach, I expect him to do great things by building the Manchester City team again this time.

After all, whoever fills Bruyne position in reality Manchester City are still consistently getting good results in the Premier League, because Manchester City are the only team there who have won consecutive wins so far. With these good results, then of course Pep Guardiola has an experiment to play in the Champion League later. Because yes, the injury that Bruyne experienced certainly forced Pep Guardiola to be able to develop every potential player in order to be able to play well for the Champions League too, of course.