Pep Guardiola shares what he really thinks about Neal Maupay after Kyle Walker bust-up

Pep Guardiola shares what he really thinks about Neal Maupay after Kyle Walker bust-up

Pep Guardiola has shared his understanding of players who become agitated by opponents on the field, revealing that he experienced similar emotions during his playing days.

Reflecting on the recent clash between Manchester City’s Kyle Walker and Brentford’s

Neal Maupay, Guardiola believes that the incident will not carry over into their upcoming match.

Guardiola emphasized the importance of empathy towards players who receive cautions, noting his own five yellow cards from the touchline this season.

Regarding his own disciplinary history as a player, Guardiola admitted to having a

record for the most yellow cards during his time at Barcelona, attributing it to emotional moments on the field.

While acknowledging the competitive nature of football, Guardiola expressed confidence

that any tensions between Walker and Maupay have been resolved. He praised Maupay as a talented player

and suggested that such incidents are part of the game but often stem from good intentions.

Despite a recent 1-1 draw with Chelsea, Guardiola remains satisfied with Manchester

City’s performance, recognizing the high standards set by their past successes.

He emphasized the team’s continued efforts to maintain their level of play and acknowledged the challenges of sustaining success over time.

Looking ahead, Guardiola highlighted the upcoming match against Brentford as an

opportunity for Manchester City to climb in the standings.

He underscored the importance of remaining focused and committed to their game

plan, noting the team’s unbeaten streak since losing to Aston Villa.

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