Pep Guardiola has stated that if Manchester City's leadership ever lies to him, he would leave the club, disclosing that he told the club this during their Financial Fair Play probe.
Guardiola said he did inquire about Man City's financial condition when they were under investigation by FFP, speaking to the press ahead of City's match against Newcastle United, a club whose ownership, like City's, has been criticized for state ties.Why did I stand up for the club and its members? Because I collaborate with them.
When they're accused of something, I always ask them to tell me about it." They explain things to me, and I believe them. 'If you lie to me, the next day I will not be here,' I told them. I'm leaving, and I'm not going to be your friend anymore.
I put my faith in you because I have always believed in you 100 percent, and I defend the club because of that." When you put something here [sponsor], it is overpaid, but when you put something here [club], the money is correct, even if it is higher.That is something we must deal with and combat. Without a doubt, I am a major supporter of this organization.
It's a situation from 2012 or 2013, when I was still in Barcelona, and the most of the people running are no longer here, but it's something I wouldn't enjoy." What I enjoy is representing a team that does things properly and effectively. We don't care about winning the Champions League or the Premier League; we care about doing well for our people and our supporters.Guardiola also spoke about Man City's sad Champions League elimination. The Citizens had comfortably led their semi-final encounter against Real Madrid on several occasions - four times having a two-goal lead - but fell victim to two added-time goals at the Santiago Bernabeu before succumbing in extra time."The Champions League and the emotions it evokes are extremely appealing. The Champions League or the Premier League are often mentioned, although both are fantastic.
"I'm envious of Madrid fans' reactions after our game because it's like, amazing." It's the equivalent of Sergio Aguero scoring after 93 minutes and 20 seconds. I wasn't here at the time, but I saw the video a decade ago and thought, "Wow, what a moment." "We've been fighting in the Premier League for the previous three or four years with this club, and we're back, which is amazing."
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