Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola breaks silence and responds to Southgate accusation of him using Man City players so they get injured in the field as John Stones suffer an injury at international match during England vs Belgium match clash

Take a look back at Pep Guardiola’s press conference from Friday, the day before Manchester City played Arsenal in the Premier League.

While the rest of the world was away, Pep Guardiola talked to reporters for the first time in two weeks.

The Blues are back with a bang on Sunday when they play Arsenal in a Premier League game that everyone is looking forward to. Both teams are trying to win the title. We talked about many things. City got hurt a few times during the international break, and fans were mad that the club raised the prices of season tickets.

Guardiola was asked a lot of different questions at his news conference on Friday. These are some events that you might have missed.

For Southgate to call

Pep Guardiola almost came up with a new word for “friendly” when John Stones got hurt while playing for his country while he was still new to Manchester City. “Before the international FRIENDLY games,” the head said, “John played 90 minutes, 90 minutes, 90 minutes and then another 90 minutes, 90 minutes and the body is the body.”

On Friday, people who were hoping for the same thing would be let down. A player who has been hurt a lot this year was given two games in four days by Gareth Southgate. The City boss wouldn’t say anything about this. He didn’t want to say anything, that much was clear.

How to make sure a club stays open

Guardiola used to work as a helper for Mikel Arteta, so hearing him praise him wouldn’t have come as a surprise. As the City boss talked about Arsenal, it was interesting to see how much credit he gave the club for setting them up to do well.

Each person and the boss are the same. “They have a lot of power over the game, and each time they get better,” he added.

“You always get better when you have the same manager and the same ideas.” If you switch the boss and the players, it gets harder to win.

Because his bosses have always backed him and the club is run so well, Guardiola can focus on what he does best. This is a big part of why he has been at City for so long and built such a strong team. He has said this before about how bad United has been, and here he praised Arsenal for being brave in letting a new manager take over.

The party should start now!

Guardiola was asked about this by a former Liverpool player who said bad things about Arsenal this season for how much they enjoy their wins. It makes sense that the City manager doesn’t seem to care what people do to celebrate when they win a sports game. All eyes will be on Sunday at 6:30 p.m. to see who has the most to cheer about.