Manchester City does not remember such a crisis, and neither does Pep Guardiola, one of the best coaches in the history of football.
The Catalan recently extended his contract with the "Citizens", but in recent weeks - in the midst of the crisis of the game and the results - it was speculated that he could leave the "Etihad".
"I will try, I will continue. Sometimes we think that a dark streak will end faster or that we will get out of it more easily, but sometimes it takes longer. I will not give up, I want to be here," said Guardiola.
City have only won their last 13 games in all competitions, and on Sunday at 15.30:19 they visit Leicester in the XNUMXth round of the Premier League.
"It's not part of my upbringing to complain, to look for blame. It happens, that's life, that's football, so let's try again," Guardiola pointed out and refused to shift the blame to the players.
Guardiola was the champion of England six times with City, as well as the champion of Europe last year.
"Every three days there was a game and a win, a win, a lot of wins. It took months, years... Now we have to do the same," Guardiola added.
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