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Pep Guardiola Opens Up About Liverpool Losing Klopp, Praises Xabi Alonso

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola addressed questions about Liverpool and Xabi Alonso during his pre-match press conference ahead of the FA Cup tie against Luton Town


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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola addressed questions about Liverpool and Xabi Alonso during his pre-match press conference ahead of the FA Cup tie against Luton Town.

Guardiola dismissed the notion that Liverpool‘s upcoming managerial change would make things easier for his team next season, emphasizing the impact of losing an exceptional manager like Jürgen Klopp.

He acknowledged that Liverpool would likely hire a good manager but stressed the influence Klopp had on the team and the organization.

Guardiola also praised Xabi Alonso, who is considered a leading candidate to replace Klopp at Liverpool.

Having coached Alonso during their time together at Bayern Munich, Guardiola expressed admiration for the job Alonso has been doing at Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga.

He highlighted Leverkusen’s unbeaten record in all competitions and their impressive performances against top teams like Bayern Munich.

While Guardiola refrained from speculating on Liverpool’s plans, he commended Alonso’s qualities as a player and his intelligence on the field.

Guardiola emphasized that playing for top clubs like Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich requires being a top-class player with exceptional skills and decision-making abilities.

He expressed his happiness for Alonso’s success and described him as a lovely person.

Guardiola also discussed the challenges faced by other Premier League teams, mentioning Arsenal, Manchester United, Tottenham, Aston Villa, Newcastle, and the demanding schedule of playing every three days for 11 months.

He predicted that next season would be tougher for all teams as they learn from their experiences and improve.

This article was updated 7 months ago

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