Quote from: Obari on Today at 07:01:21 PM

Quote from: BitcoinHunt3r on Today at 05:26:20 PM

Yup that's right, we can see Pep Guardiola's plans to regenerate the squad especially for the defense and midfield lines, so far Manchester City have brought in 3 young players with an average age of 24-25 years.

Manchester City have been in formidable form in previous seasons and Pep Guardiola have evidence to show for it. The headcoach is responsible for the upbringing of the Citizens, making them who they're today is all doing of Pep Guardiola, he deserves some accolades. Manchester City have been in pretty good shape, they triumphed in every season. Regarding the present of big players, Pep Guardiola is keeping the scouting sector very active for signings. They're responsible for fetching out good players in the transfer window, ensuring they sealed their standings.

As a coach, you could be good at your job but when the management does not trust you completely to make some independent decisions pertaining players transfer and the use of money, it will be difficult for you to succeed.

This is not applicable to Pep Guardiola because he was given 100% right to decide which players to buy and most times given unlimited budget to work with.

There are some young coaches who are very good but they do not receive this privilege of signing whoever they want. Sometimes the management used to give them budget cap that they would work with and this poses some kind of restrictions to coaches. PEP is good but the truth be told that he doesn't face limitations in terms of capital and transfer choices