Gary Neville believes that Manchester City “ran out of the legs” and needs to “fully reset” after his recent defeat on the Premier League leaders Liverpool.
The referee champion City is now 20 points behind the Arni Siloot team after a 2-0 defeat at Al-Ittihad on Sunday.
City, without the injured Erling Haland, was lacking in the activity and confirmed its amazing decrease this season after winning the title over the past four seasons.
Pep Guardiola men remain fourth in the table, but the UEFA Champions League qualification is now their goal in the league after the RDS team has completed a double league over the city.
I told the former Manchester United defender Neville Sky Sports: “This will be painful for the city of Man, but Pep Guardiola may need, the club may need to do so. Full reset.
“They were running a million miles per hour away, the title battles against Liverpool. But they ran out of the legs, ran out of steam. They became the elderly together.
The Pep Guardiola team slipped to the eighth league defeat this season
“Pep Guardiola will have to build a new team with a title. He knows what one looks, this is certain.”
Liverpool’s eighth defeat was in the league so far this season.
The worst campaign was returned to Guardiola in 2019/20 when they lost nine games.
Pep: This club has a bright future
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Guardiola was happy with the performance of Man City despite losing to Liverpool and acknowledged that they were lagging behind their competitors, but he said that the club’s future is bright
Liverpool’s eighth defeat was in the league so far this season. The worst campaign was returned to Guardiola in 2019/20 when they lost nine games.
Despite their struggles this season, Guardiola Aselent City still has a bright future.
“If you lose, you have to lose the way we lost today,” Guardiola said Sky Sports. “I have seen many things this club has a bright future with our players.
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“With the exception of Kevin de Bruyne and perhaps Nathan Ak, all players are very young. What the club decides after that for the future, there is a bright future for this club in the coming years.
“Everyone knows that a part will be here in the next season for the older players, but we have to build for the next step. There is a time issue.
“Even with the amount of absence we have, we played well. They break the lines and can break your behind you. They really threaten but we bring them there and all we miss is that in the last third, it depends on talent in a lounge or exchange of shooting at the right moment.
“We are far away. We’ll see in the future. What we did in the previous seasons is good, but we are now far from them.”
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