‘Guardiola doesn’t want leaders’ – Man City boss slammed by ex-Man Utd star for ‘controlling everyone’

Former Manchester United star Patrice Evra has slammed Pep Guardiola as the manager wants to “control everyone” at Manchester City.

The Premier League leaders suffered more Champions League heartache last week. Real Madrid scored a couple of late goals to knock them out of the competition in dramatic fashion.

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Man City bounced back from this loss on Sunday as they smashed five goals past Newcastle United at the Etihad.

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This result leaves them three points clear of Liverpool with three games to go. They also have a better goal difference than the Reds.

Following City’s European exit, Evra has suggested that Guardiola “builds his team to control everyone”:

“Manchester City needs leaders, but Guardiola doesn’t want leaders. He doesn’t want personality. He’s the leader,” Evra said (quotes via Marca).

“That’s why when they’re in trouble they don’t want to.

“They don’t have anyone on the pitch to help them.

“He chooses his teams like that, he can’t train people with personality. He did it at Barcelona, ​​but he builds his team to control everyone.

“When things go wrong, he always decides.”

Speaking on their transfer business, Evra added: “City have made a mistake, it’s the truth. They are traumatised.

“They remind me of PSG: they are clubs based on money.

“Real Madrid also has money, but it has a story behind it; Manchester City only has money and the players go to play there solely for that,’ he went on to