Pep Guardiola: "Life will not end if Manchester City does not qualify for the Champions League"

Pep Guardiola made the following comments ahead of the match against Nottingham Forest:
“Abdukadir Khusanov’s impact on the game was amazing. Vitor also played well against Plymouth.

We’re talking about the last 8-10 weeks, which is a long time. We were lucky that the club brought these players in in the winter, rather than in the summer. Otherwise we would have had big problems.”

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola also stressed that the fact that his team failed to qualify for the Champions League was not a big disaster. According to him, clubs are always under pressure, but this is part of football.

"We want to qualify for the Champions League, but it's not the end of the world"

Guardiola admitted that the situation for Manchester City this season is not ideal, but the team is still in the fight for the championship and a place in the Champions League.

"There is always pressure at the big clubs. Of course we want to qualify for the Champions League, but if it doesn't happen, it's not the end of the world. It means that we are not strong enough, and our opponents deserve it. But we will try to use all the opportunities we have," said Guardiola.

[b]The situation in the Premier League

Manchester City currently occupy 4th place in the English Premier League tournament table. This position allows Guardiola's team to secure a place in the Champions League, but the team faces serious competition until the end of the season.

"Our current situation is not ideal, but it is not bad either. Everything is in our hands and we will fight for the Champions League," the coach added.

According to Guardiola, Manchester City have every chance to improve their position and qualify for the Champions League by the end of the season. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!