Manchester City manager delights in winning league, warns next season will be tougher

Updated:7 years, 9 months ago

Manchester (England), May 07 (ANI): Football Club Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on Saturday praised his coaching staff for his side's Premier League title win but warned his team to prepare for a 'tougher' season next year. He toasted his staff at a post-match news conference following his side's 0-0 draw with Huddersfield Town and warned his players that team's would be even more motivated to beat them next season. “It looks like every day, every time I am here it looks like I am alone but not alone fortunately for me so they deserve all of my respect. They were so much impossible harder than they did it. That's why there is success. That is probably the closest part of my establishment I am in touch every single day but behind you so the picture we did with all the staff with everybody and everybody did his amazing job and that's why we are where we are,” said Guardiola. “No, no I am so satisfied but today the game, for example, the game it show me how difficult it is. So, sometimes people expect, oh it's so easy. Clubs come here, play defensively, almost perfectly. So, a lot of credit what they have done. Someone said today I give more credit they win the Premier League for example after the West Ham game in terms it looks easy no when you win a lot of games. It's so tough and next season it will be tougher. The opponents want to beat you, maybe you will relax and you have to be focused if you want to maintain what we have done this season and that is the, that is the point but help us to understand this game for example how difficult it will be next season because sport it is so complicated,” added Guardiola.

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