“Who else is better than Him in this country?” — Guardiola asks

Pep Guardiola, a Premier League giant in his own right, has settled the age-old debate on who the greatest manager in English football history is—and it’s none other than Sir Alex Ferguson.

Snubbing other iconic names like Arsene Wenger, Jose Mourinho, and Carlo Ancelotti, Guardiola declared the legendary Manchester United boss as the best ever.

Read More:

“There is a chance Klopp will regret it” — Arsene Wenger

Jose Mourinho agrees 2-Year deal with Fenerbahce

“In this country and all around the world, Sir Alex Ferguson is the best,” Guardiola said, paying homage to the man who set the benchmark with an unmatched 13 Premier League titles.

The Manchester City manager, who himself has five titles to his name, called it an “incredible honor” to be compared to one of football’s most influential figures.

While Wenger and Mourinho have each lifted the trophy three times, Ferguson’s dominance remains unparalleled—a legacy Guardiola openly acknowledges, despite his own record-breaking success at City.

Guardiola’s praise not only reignites the conversation about managerial greatness but also solidifies Ferguson’s status as the GOAT of the Premier League, a position even the current generation’s finest tacticians can’t dispute.