I’m sorry to say, but he can no longer work under me at Manchester City ”- Pep Guardiola breaks £73M forgotten City’s star’s heart and tells him to look for a new club by January- It’s the End

Pep Guardiola has made it clear he’s not ready to let Manchester City’s dominant era end, vowing to turn around the team’s recent losing streak.

City’s 2-1 defeat to Brighton marked their fourth consecutive loss—their longest run since 2006 and an unprecedented experience for Guardiola. At full-time, he appeared visibly frustrated, but in post-match interviews, he channeled his anger into determination.

“Everyone loses games, and there’s always a first time,” he noted. “This is our task and my challenge. I won’t retreat—not less than before, but even more determined to succeed. We’ll keep pushing.”

Guardiola acknowledged that City’s position in the Premier League and Champions League standings requires a quick return to form. He stressed that once his players are back from injury, he has no doubt they’ll be competing at their best again.

Reflecting on the Brighton loss, Guardiola attributed it to City’s inability to sustain intensity for a full 90 minutes, allowing their opponents to rally from behind. “I’ll take these ten days to clear our minds, get the players fit, and aim to play with the same level of control we had in Lisbon in the first half,” he said. “The level we can achieve at times is very high, but right now, we can’t maintain it consistently. When the players are back, I’m confident we’ll see unique qualities from this team again.”

Guardiola dismissed any notion that City’s reign is ending due to a lack of effort. “I’m here when we lose, but people think my explanations sound like excuses. I don’t enjoy poor performances, but I don’t feel we’re playing badly,” he said.

“There are always people who expect an end to our success—natural when you’ve won a lot. If another team wins, congratulations; otherwise, I want us fighting for it. We’re not giving it away. We’re lacking players to play every three days as we need to. Of course, this period won’t last forever. City won’t win every Premier League game for decades, but we’ll always strive to be there. We’ll keep going, but it’s clear we need more.”

Guardiola concluded by emphasizing the need for results. “In this business, you have to win games, and we’re not winning. We’ll need to adjust, and the players know it. This experience will give us a sharper focus and determination to come back strong. The future is in our control, and we’re ready to show it.”