Champions League success with Manchester City will not satisfy critics, says Pep Guardiola

Pep Guardiola has hit out at his critics, claiming that whatever he achieves at Manchester City as manager; “nothing will be enough”. The City boss was speaking to the press ahead of his side’s Champions League last-16 first leg clash at RB Leipzig on Wednesday, as Guardiola bids to finally land the famous trophy with the Cityzens. Ad City have won four Premier League titles, four EFL Cups and the FA Cup since he was appointed boss in 2016.

Premier League'It's unacceptable' — Walker critical of Man City display in draw at Forest18/02/2023 AT 18:11 Despite winning the Champions League twice with Barcelona and once with Bayern Munich, he has not been able to replicate that success with Man City. He led the club to their maiden Champions League final appearance in 2021, a game they lost to Chelsea. «I would say if my career finished tomorrow if I cannot be manager, I would be more than blessed with what I've done at Barcelona, Bayern Munich and here,” he told reporters.

“I could never expect to have the career I had in the short time. Not just the success we had together over this period of 13, 14 years, for the fact the way we played. I couldn't ask for more.

We want to do our best, what's going to happen is going to happen. In the end destiny is already written. We'll do our best, we have been close.

“I had the feeling what we have done for many years, whatever happens is going to fail. Whatever I do personally in the future I'm going to fail. Nothing will be enough.