“Kevin is the best in transition, we need him”

Manchester City won big on Tuesday against Leeds (7-0). It was also the first time that a team trained Marcelo Bielsa I conceded many goals. In his 568th match, one of his students outperformed the Argentine coach, baby Guardiola.

The Spaniard was clearly pleased with his men’s victory, but was still keen to remind a press conference that he was a tough opponent, and City only took one point last season. He also thanked the fans for coming in large numbers to cheer on his players.

But Guardiola also returned to performance Kevin From Bruindouble author:Kevin has been training for the past three days. The match against Wolverhampton was lacking in rhythm but it was difficult to leave the bench. He’s trained really well in the last couple of days and in this type of match he’s been more open, they put a lot of players up front, Kevin is the best in the transition. Sometimes he has more trouble when the opponent plays very low and compact, like wolves, but we need him.”

The former Barcelona player insisted on the importance of Kevin De Bruyne to the Citizens despite his complicated start to the season after injuring an ankle during the European Championship with the Red Devils: “We’ve been together for six seasons. I know him well, he knows me well. What he did to me means a lot. It was very important. We need him. I am very happy that he will come back little by little because he suffered a lot at the beginning of the season. He played a lot of important matches even when he wasn’t at his best. And when he was back on track, he got the virus. I hope he can now keep up the pace because we need him“.

High praise for Pep who will undoubtedly please Satan and who will perhaps help him mentally in search of his best level.

“We’ve been together six seasons…what he’s done for me is everything, he’s been so important and we need him”

Pep Guardiola praises Kevin De Bruyne who follows him #MCFC7-0 win over Leeds United. pic.twitter.com/NRa9O5DSge

– Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) December 14, 2021