Pep Guardiola Labels Manchester City's Season 'Really Poor' as Team Targets FA Cup and Top-Four Finish
The Manchester City manager has taken responsibility for the club's struggles, acknowledging injuries and tactical shortcomings while setting adjusted goals for the remainder of the season.
- Pep Guardiola has described his performance this season as 'really poor,' taking responsibility for Manchester City's disappointing campaign.
- The team failed to defend its Premier League title and exited the Champions League before the last 16, marking a significant decline from their usual dominance.
- Long-term injuries to key players, including Rodri, have been a major factor in the club's struggles this season.
- Manchester City's revised objectives are to secure Champions League qualification and win the FA Cup, with an upcoming quarter-final match against Bournemouth on Sunday.
- Guardiola emphasized that even achieving these adjusted goals would not erase the overall disappointment of the season, highlighting the need for improvements ahead of next year.