what you say is true, they are two excellent coaches, nothing to say about it: they are two esteemed professionals and their results speak for themselves
- we have on the one hand the classic Carlo Ancelotti, heir to the AC Milan lineage who has a classic way of playing
- on the other hand we have Pep Guardiola, a talented young man with different ideas and a very friendly way of managing players
they are two different concepts of coaching but very effective, I honestly like Carlo more, because he is Italian and because he uses a classic coaching system
I prefer Pep Guardiola with his tiki taka strategy but they both have their strengths including how they handle the club now so when the two coaches meet in the quarterfinals it will be an interesting spectacle for their boys.- we have on the one hand the classic Carlo Ancelotti, heir to the AC Milan lineage who has a classic way of playing
- on the other hand we have Pep Guardiola, a talented young man with different ideas and a very friendly way of managing players
they are two different concepts of coaching but very effective, I honestly like Carlo more, because he is Italian and because he uses a classic coaching system
If Carlo Ancelotti is the heir to AC Milan, then Pep Guardiola is the heir to Barcelona? Right.
Of all the quarterfinal matches, perhaps the more interesting between them is Real Madrid vs Man City. So many will put their betting hopes on the team that is favored.
I don't think there is any better or worse because yes, these two coaches have their own way of building a team. That way, when they succeed in giving titles and trophies to the team then of course they succeed in building a great team. But yes, because considering Pep Guardiola who at least always chooses teams that have good finances such as Bayern Munich and Manchester City and also Barcelona in the past who still have stable finances. So yes, it can be assumed that Pep Guardiola is only willing to become a head coach who has good finances and that way, Pep Guardiola can smoothly build a team to be better and better like what has happened at Manchester City so far.