Guardiola promises to be in the stands against PSG amid Manchester City chaos

Pep Guardiola broke the silence after Manchester City was officially found guilty of 114 financial violations, stating that he will be present in the stands at the Etihad Stadium for the upcoming Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain.

The message of support to the club

The Spanish coach, who has been in charge of the Citizens for ten years, immediately expressed his support for the club and all its parts, stating: “I want every Manchester City fan to know that I am here, now more than ever. I support, I have always supported and I will always support my club, my owner, my president, Ferran, the players, the staff, Enzo and you, our exceptional fans.”

Guardiola recalled the 18 trophies won with the Citizens, including one Champions League, six Premier League titles, three FA Cups and five League Cups, emphasizing that the work done on the pitch must not be clouded by the financial scandal.

According to information reported by AS, the manager believes he has done an outstanding job in Manchester and wants the path built with the Citizens not to be conditioned by the Premier League investigation.

With his presence at the stadium, Guardiola wants to publicly demonstrate his closeness to the club, to president Ferran, to the staff led by Enzo and to the fans, promising to overcome the current crisis together.