Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, gave a candid response when questioned about the popularity of his team as they vie for their fourth successive Premier League title.
Despite their dominant position in the league standings, Guardiola appeared indifferent to how outsiders perceive his team.
He stressed that the opinions of others hold little significance to him, focusing instead on the performance of his players on the pitch.
Guardiola pointed out that all 19 clubs in the Premier League would envy City’s position at the top of the table as they approach the final round of fixtures.
He dismissed the importance of public opinion, stating, “I don’t know what people think. I don’t go and ask, knock the door on every person, ‘How do you think about it?’.”
Guardiola‘s priority remains his team’s performance and their success in securing a favorable position in the league.
Meanwhile, Richard Keys, speaking on beIN Sports, cast doubt on City’s potential title win, suggesting that it would come with an asterisk due to ongoing investigations.
Keys outlined the charges faced by City, including failures to provide accurate financial information and breaches of UEFA and Premier League rules.
These allegations have raised concerns about the integrity of City’s achievements, despite their on-field success.
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