Well, in my personal iopini'pon I don't doubt it, they have to change the coach, the coach, the technical team completely, because they are not giving good results, and if they continue like this they will continue to disappoint, or at least they should change the technical director, here The problem is not the players, here the problem is that they don't know how to direct all the stars, it is impossible that all these Chelsea players are so bad, I can't see it like that, because in reality they are not like that, here is what is wrong It's the leadership, that's why they have to do something urgent, just as they invested a lot of money in many good players, they have to make the biggest investment, which is in a better coach.
But isn't that too much of an easy excuse by the players when they say that the technical director is the problem?
I get the idea when we talk about the coach, but the technical director would be responsible if the squad was bad it would be his responsibility in terms of the players' quality. They have a lost a few games when I thought that they played shockingly bad and there is only so much that a technical director can do.
Now when they consider Pochettino, I don't like him that much but that is only my subjective opinion. I think he didn't do very well with PSG either. Firing Tuchel to then hire Potter, then Lampard and now Pochettino. It's probably because he is available right now. But winning Ligue 1 with PSG is quite different from competing in the EPL.
Yes, it is that each person has an opinion according to how they see the team's performance, but if they have a very strong and talented squad of players, it is not justified that they are losing and losing, there is no other way to do it, which What he implies is that he is the technical director, and maybe the coaching staff in general, including the coaches and physical trainers, but the one who bears the responsibility for everything is the technical director, now if all the players agree to make the coach look bad is something else, sometimes it happens , it's normal for most players to have Differences with their coach , but I don't think this is the case.
Guardiola according to English journals will stay in Manchester for atleast 2 more years.
I don't agree with it, you need to leave at the peak of what you have done.
This can seem like the peak of what he can do in Manchester City to you, but to him I am sure that there is more he hopes to achieve. This is two more years for him to set records and standards in the club that no other manager will be able to break easily in the history of the club at least for a very long time. He already started with one record of being the coach that helped the club win the champions league as part of a treble in one season, he can win the champions league again next season, Maybe another treble again.
If he is comfortable in the club, there is no need leaving yet.
And there it is a matter of what he decides, if he is comfortable in Man City it is something else , we can speculate a lot about him , but what he is living there is another thing, if they treat him like a king, they give him good participation, they give him the importance he deserves, so there is nothing for him to do if he feels he still lacks, obviously he is one of the best in the world, I imagine he will be receiving offers from clubs like PSG, Chelsea, these teams that require A 'technician of his level, has already achieved the UCL and why not? he can achieve another one, everything is in the possibilities, as far as I'm concerned I think that if he stays at City he is under his decision and what he wants.
Pep Guardiola completed club football by winning his second historic treble with Manchester City, so now what? 
The mountain has been summited. All that lies ahead of Pep Guardiola is blue sky. Having reached one of the greatest peaks in all football and then done it again with Manchester City 14 years later, the 52-year-old might be entitled to conclude that there are no worlds left for him to conquer.
There is a unique spot in history afforded to Guardiola. In the history of European football only 10 teams have won this treble, their domestic league, primary domestic cup and the European Cup. Only one manager has done it twice. It might be nothing more than a statistical quirk, but in some ways the treble double is as good a reflection of Guardiola's qualities as anything else: a manager always striving for football perfection, but one who has come as close as is reasonably possible on two separate occasions. There are some, not many, who can better his 11 league titles and a case could be made that there have been greater teams than Barcelona in 2009 and Manchester City in 2023. To have built two of the greatest teams in history, however, is something only one man can lay claim to, the biggest factor in his favor in any argument over who the greatest ever coach is.
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https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/news/pep-guardiola-completed-club-football-by-winning-his-second-historic-treble-with-manchester-city-so-now-what/
