Quote from: Rana590 on Today at 07:04:04 PM

Quote from: Pokapoka124 on Today at 02:36:23 PM

City firing Pep Guardiola would undoubtedly be the beginning of their downfall. While the team has struggled this season with a series of disappointing performances, I believe the solution lies in strengthening the squad rather than changing the manager. To return to their best, City must bring in quality players who will be able to add both depth and skills to the team. A well structured transfer plan will be needed ensuring the right signings and that they don’t break the FFP regulations.

I totally agree with you. Letting go of Pep would be a huge mistake. He is the reason City has been so dominant, and even though this season has been rough, replacing him isn’t the solution. The squad needs reinforcements, not a new manager. A few key additions in weak areas could help City bounce back without disrupting the stability that Guardiola brings.

Basically Manchester City is only out of the trophy or title race, so sacking Pep Guardiola is not a good solution. After all, Manchester City became a team that then had many titles and trophies also basically thanks to Pep Guardiola, so if Manchester City fired Pep Guardiola in a situation like this, I'm sure Manchester City would be even more destroyed.

After all, Manchester City can also still maintain its position in the top four, and of course next season there will be improvements for Manchester City to be even better in the Champions League too. I think it's normal when coaches and or teams experience a decline in performance and results like Manchester City have experienced this season, because the most important thing is that they are still strong to compete in the top four and not destroyed like Manchester United who are close to the relegation zone.