Pep Guardiola has the support he needs from the Manchester City hierarchy | OneFootball

It has never been in question but Pep Guardiola has the support he needs from Manchester City’s hierarchy. Despite the fact that Manchester City has only won one game in their past twelve, the City manager is well-backed by the club’s board. Guardiola is viewed as the right man to lead Manchester City’s rebuild. His record as City manager speaks for itself. Guardiola will be the manager tasked with building Manchester City’s next era of dominance after signing a two-year contract extension earlier this season.

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Speaking before his team’s Premier League clash with Everton Pep Guardiola spoke of the support he receives from Manchester City’s hierarchy. He told the media: “I feel incredibly supported. It happened in the first season but that was completely different. We both know it so when there is a moment that something wrong happens, we are going to take a decision. I feel incredibly supported by him. And, of course, Ferran and Txiki. But especially Khaldoon at that time. And always he says, ‘Okay, the situation is what it is’ and what we have to do to improve the team, and ‘Come on, let’s look, for the next one’. Always it has been positive.”

It isn’t a surprise to see that Pep Guardiola has the support he needs from Manchester City’s board. The relationship between City’s hierarchy and Guardiola has formed the foundation of Manchester City’s recent success. Despite their recent poor run, there is no reason to believe that the support for Guardiola will wane from City’s board. The task now is for both parties to work together to start Manchester City’s rebuild.

Pep Guardiola only told the media yesterday what was already known. He has the backing of Manchester City’s hierarchy. That won’t change anytime soon. Despite Manchester City’s poor recent run he is the right man to lead City’s rebuild. That was never in doubt despite the fact that’s City’s results haven’t been up to their usual high standards over the past two months.