“I’m not proud of what I did” — Guardiola

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has given fans a rare glimpse into the fiery side of his personality, admitting he’s “not proud” of his emotional dressing room tirades.

The confession comes as City gears up for the release of Together: 4-In-A-Row, a documentary chronicling their historic Premier League dominance.

In a teaser clip, Guardiola is seen unleashing his frustration on his squad, shouting:

“That’s why no one did four Premier Leagues in a row! That’s the reason why! Because it’s so difficult!”

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The documentary highlights tense moments during the campaign, including Guardiola’s anger following Rodri’s red card against Nottingham Forest and Phil Foden’s late penalty blunder against Crystal Palace.

These incidents reportedly sparked dressing room eruptions that left even the most seasoned players stunned.

Reflecting on his behavior, the 53-year-old tactician acknowledged his struggle to rein in his emotions:

“I’m not really proud sometimes… I am a human being; I make mistakes, but I don’t like that.”

Guardiola’s candor offers a new dimension to his celebrated leadership style, shedding light on the pressure of maintaining unprecedented success. While his tactical genius has shaped modern football, Together: 4-In-A-Row reveals that even the greats aren’t immune to the weight of expectations.