2023-06-06 17:02:52
Pep GuardiolaManchester City coach, assured that the Champions League, a competition that has won aonce as a player and twice as a coach, it has given him so much more “than he could have imagined.” The Catalan coach has the opportunity to win his fourth Champions League this Saturday, when he faces Inter de Milan in the Istanbul final.
“I have come to ten semi-finals of the Champions League, I’ve played three finals, won two… And now I’m going for my fourth final. The competition has given me much more than I could have imagined. If my life ended right now, I would have won one as a player at my club, in addition to two as a coach, also at my club,” Guardiola said in an interview with UEFA.
“Life is very unfair”
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“Football gives you and takes away life is very unfair, but what may be unfair to me may be fair to Atlético de Madrid, Real Madrid or Barcelona. That’s how the world works. we always want more and more and that is not correct. You have to be ambitious, but not greedy. This competition has given me many bad moments, which have hurt me and will always be on my mind, but it has also given me very beautiful moments. This is how sport and life work,” Guardiola said.
The Santpedor coach said that the work of all these years, “for a lot of people”, will only make sense if they win the Champions League. “It’s unfair, but we have to accept it. We have to accept that if we want to give a definitive step As a big club, we have to win in Europe. You have to win the Champions League, you can’t avoid it,” he concluded.
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