Manchester City Faces Unprecedented Crisis Under Guardiola

A string of five consecutive defeats has exposed vulnerabilities in City's squad, raising questions about injuries, tactics, and player form.

Manchester City has suffered five straight losses across all competitions, marking the worst run in Pep Guardiola's managerial career and the club's poorest form since 2006.
Key injuries, including the long-term absence of Ballon d'Or winner Rodri and other pivotal players like Mateo Kovacic and Ruben Dias, have significantly impacted City's performance and defensive stability.
Guardiola has defended his approach, emphasizing trust in his players and refusing to overhaul tactics, despite criticism and calls for adjustments to address the team's struggles.
Kevin De Bruyne, returning from injury, described the situation as chaotic, citing a lack of cohesion and struggles in both penalty areas as major issues for the team.
City faces Feyenoord in the Champions League tonight, with Guardiola calling for full commitment from his players as they attempt to break the losing streak and regain momentum.