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🚨 TACTICAL MASTERCLASS: Incredible footage captures Pep Guardiola detailing Manchester City’s precise tactical blueprint to defeat Arsenal in the Carabao Cup final. 🇪🇸🔵 #MCFC Guardiola mapped out meticulous instructions on the board, breaking down Arsenal’s structure and arming his squad with the exact pressing triggers and positional overloads needed... show more

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🚨Pep Guardiola on Jamie Carragher saying the Turkish league is below Mohamed Salah’s level: 🗣️ Pep Guardiola: “I don’t agree with that at all. People judge a player’s decision before they understand the reasons behind it. Mohamed Salah has played at the highest level for many years. If he chooses Turkey, I’m sure it’s because he believes it’s the right step for him. “To say the Turkish league is below a player like Salah is, in my opinion, disrespectful—not only to him but to the league and the clubs there. Football is growing everywhere, and quality players can make a difference wherever they go. “Salah has nothing left to prove to anyone. He’s won trophies, broken records and established himself as one of the best players of his generation. If he’s happy with his decision, then people should respect it instead of questioning whether the league is good enough for him. Great players earn the right to choose their own path.”

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🚨Steve Holland on Manchester United’s plans for Lisandro Martínez following his recent injury ahead of the transfer window. 🎙️ Reporter: “Steve, what is the club’s position on Lisandro Martínez after his latest injury?” 🗣️ Steve Holland: “First of all, everyone at Manchester United stands behind Lisandro Martínez. There’s no doubt he’s an important player for this football club. His character, commitment, and quality have never been in question, and we’ll continue to support him throughout his recovery. “That said, when you’re building a squad with the ambition of winning the Premier League over the next two or three years, you have to make difficult decisions. We need a squad that can compete at the highest level every single week. “Lisandro is an outstanding footballer, but the reality is that availability is one of the most important qualities in this game. We need players we can rely on week in, week out, through the demands of a long season. “That doesn’t mean we’re giving up on him. It simply means the club has to prepare for every situation. We’ll continue to explore options in the transfer market to strengthen the squad because successful teams need depth and competition in every position. “Our objective is to build a team capable of challenging for every major trophy. To do that, we need quality, consistency, and players who can be counted on throughout the season. That’s the standard at Manchester United, and every decision we make will be with that goal in mind.”

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Arsenal vs Manchester City felt like a mix of individual issues and a game plan that didn’t quite match the problem in front of them. In a match where City are always going to dominate possession, it didn’t really make sense to have Eze used out wide. It reduced Arsenal’s ability to both stretch the pitch and attack transitions effectively. That also left Mosquera exposed in repeated 1v1 situations against Doku, which is exactly the kind of matchup City want to create. There were positives though. Kai Havertz was the right call in terms of pressing and structure he helped set the tone for the equaliser. And defensively, Piero Hincapié looked much more secure in his duel compared to earlier games, especially in isolated defensive moments. Ultimately though, it felt like a combination of small individual mistakes and a broader mismatch in structure. Against City, you can’t afford to lose both width protection and vertical threat at the same time and that’s where Arsenal fell just short.

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Long read. Pep Guardiola needed around £450M in his first two seasons at Manchester City (including a £57M signing in his second January window) just to get players capable of playing his style of football. Mikel Arteta spent close to three seasons at Arsenal before his team began to consistently dominate games. Todd Boehly invested over £1B at Chelsea before they managed to win two cup titles. Meanwhile, Manchester United fans and the media expect a new manager to walk in and perform instant miracles. What’s the point of a rebuild if we don’t have the patience to see it through? Why heap pressure on ourselves when the last 10 years haven’t exactly been better? Some fans argue Ole was better, some say Jose Mourinho, others Erik ten Hag. But let’s be honest, we complained bitterly under each of them. With Ole, we only came alive in second halves, living off constant comebacks. Jose sacrificed attractive football just to grind out points, and people still wanted him out. Erik tried his way, and the same happened. Now Ruben Amorim is sticking to his philosophy, and rightly so. What’s the point of changing it if professional footballers at Manchester United can’t adapt? These same players go away on international duty, play in completely different systems, and give everything for their national teams. Yet they won’t do the same for the club that gives them a platform to be seen by billions. You don’t need tactical genius to understand that United should never go to Grimsby and look like Grimsby, while Grimsby look like Manchester United. These players couldn’t adapt to Erik ten Hag’s system, couldn’t adapt to Ole’s, couldn’t adapt to Jose’s. Even Louis van Gaal gave up early on. The truth is, we need a cultural reset at this club. Constantly swapping managers every two seasons will never fix the deeper problems. Of course, I’ll still complain, rant, and feel disappointed, that’s only natural. But for me, it’s Ruben Amorim till the end. We started the season with two of the worst goal keeping duo in the league, we went the entire pre season with a striker we were going to sell. It was constantly reported that Ruben Amorim wanted an athletic midfielder which he never got. And we are here wanting an instant change with just 250M euro spent. Lol

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🚨Pep Guardiola on Rodri winning the FIFA World Cup Player of the Tournament award. 🎙️ Reporter: “Pep, do you think Rodri deserved to win the Player of the Tournament award?” 🗣️ Pep Guardiola: “One hundred percent. I don’t think there should even be a debate. Rodri was the most complete player at this World Cup. He didn’t just play well in one or two matches—he was outstanding from the first game to the final. “People always look at the players who score goals, but football is much more than that. Rodri controlled every match he played. He dictated the tempo, protected the defence, recovered possession, started attacks and gave every player around him the confidence to play their football. “The World Cup final against Argentina showed exactly why he’s so important. Against a team with players like Messi, you need intelligence, discipline and composure in midfield. Rodri had all three. He never panicked, never hid from the ball and always made the right decision under pressure. “The best players don’t always make the headlines, but they make everyone around them better. That’s what Rodri does. He allows attacking players to express themselves because they know he’s behind them doing the hard work. “For me, he was Spain’s leader throughout the tournament. Winning the World Cup was a team achievement, but if you ask me who had the biggest influence on Spain lifting that trophy, my answer is Rodri. He fully deserved to be named the Player of the Tournament.”

🚨Pep Guardiola on Rodri winning the FIFA World Cup Player of the Tournament award. 🎙️ Reporter: “Pep, do you think Rodri deserved to win the Player of the Tournament award?” 🗣️ Pep Guardiola: “One hundred percent. I don’t think there should even be a debate. Rodri was the most complete player at this World Cup. He didn’t just play well in one or two matches—he was outstanding from the first game to the final. “People always look at the players who score goals, but football is much more than that. Rodri controlled every match he played. He dictated the tempo, protected the defence, recovered possession, started attacks and gave every player around him the confidence to play their football. “The World Cup final against Argentina showed exactly why he’s so important. Against a team with players like Messi, you need intelligence, discipline and composure in midfield. Rodri had all three. He never panicked, never hid from the ball and always made the right decision under pressure. “The best players don’t always make the headlines, but they make everyone around them better. That’s what Rodri does. He allows attacking players to express themselves because they know he’s behind them doing the hard work. “For me, he was Spain’s leader throughout the tournament. Winning the World Cup was a team achievement, but if you ask me who had the biggest influence on Spain lifting that trophy, my answer is Rodri. He fully deserved to be named the Player of the Tournament.”

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🔴💄Michael Carrick Hints at Defensive and Midfield Reinforcements Ahead of Manchester United’s Title Charge Next Season 🗣️ “To win a trophy next season, We understand where we need to improve. Manchester United must continue strengthening the squad with the right additions. We are working on that.” 🗣️ “We are focused on building a balanced team with quality in every department. The players coming in must have the ability, mentality, and character to make an impact.” 🗣️ “Defensive stability is a key area because strong teams are built on a solid foundation. We want more leadership, consistency, and reliability at the back.” 🗣️ “In midfield, we are looking for the right qualities to control games, create opportunities, and provide the energy required to compete at the highest level.” 🗣️ “Every signing has to match the standards of Manchester United. We are not just adding numbers; we are bringing in players who understand the responsibility of this badge.” 🗣️ “Our ambition is clear: build a stronger team, challenge for major trophies, and give our supporters a Manchester United side capable of fighting for the title next season.”

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🚨Pep Guardiola on facing Mo Salah through the years and his achievements. 🗣️“Mo Salah is the only player I’ve always advice my players about when facing Liverpool, we speak more often about how we to stop him in a crucial game but that look crazy and impossible to do, he always finds a way to deal with the pressure that comes to him.” “With him showing off his trophy cabinet on the media wasn’t a brag or mockery, I think young players will learn and work hard to achieve what he has in the cabinet, full of glory and respect that every player will love to have in their career.” “The premier league will always remember him as a legend, how he consistently show up in the charts of the league every season, scoring and assisting for his club to win trophies, you don’t see this sacrifices in every player that plays football and that’s the difference between him and others.” One time after a game I told him I wish he was playing for my club and he just smile and shake hands with me.

🚨Pep Guardiola on facing Mo Salah through the years and his achievements. 🗣️“Mo Salah is the only player I’ve always advice my players about when facing Liverpool, we speak more often about how we to stop him in a crucial game but that look crazy and impossible to do, he always finds a way to deal with the pressure that comes to him.” “With him showing off his trophy cabinet on the media wasn’t a brag or mockery, I think young players will learn and work hard to achieve what he has in the cabinet, full of glory and respect that every player will love to have in their career.” “The premier league will always remember him as a legend, how he consistently show up in the charts of the league every season, scoring and assisting for his club to win trophies, you don’t see this sacrifices in every player that plays football and that’s the difference between him and others.” One time after a game I told him I wish he was playing for my club and he just smile and shake hands with me.

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🔴 Manchester United 9v9+2 Compact Units Setup 📏 Played from just outside 18 yard box to 18 yard box ⚽ 9v9 + 2 neutrals 🎯 Target goals positioned to encourage central passes. The focus was on compact defensive shape, protecting the middle, and moving together as a unit up and down the pitch. Players were coached to defend central overloads first and force the ball wide. This wasn’t random. United’s win over City was no fluke. Credit to Michael Carrick and his staff for delivering the exact tactical messages the game demanded. There is nothing wrong with giving people credit where credit is due. It's not getting over excited, it's praising a good job done! Simple ideas. Clear structure. Match winning details. 📥 More training ideas available here:

🔴 Manchester United 9v9+2 Compact Units Setup 📏 Played from just outside 18 yard box to 18 yard box ⚽ 9v9 + 2 neutrals 🎯 Target goals positioned to encourage central passes. The focus was on compact defensive shape, protecting the middle, and moving together as a unit up and down the pitch. Players were coached to defend central overloads first and force the ball wide. This wasn’t random. United’s win over City was no fluke. Credit to Michael Carrick and his staff for delivering the exact tactical messages the game demanded. There is nothing wrong with giving people credit where credit is due. It's not getting over excited, it's praising a good job done! Simple ideas. Clear structure. Match winning details. 📥 More training ideas available here:

Keepitonthedeck

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🚨 Paul Scholes: “If i were Erling Haaland, i would be seriously looking for a way out of manchester city right now.” Manchester City are starting to look like a completely different team, and Haaland cannot afford to ignore what is happening around him. Look at his face after the match. That wasn’t the reaction of a happy player. He looked frustrated, defeated and almost like a player desperately missing the environment he once had under Pep Guardiola. And that should worry City fans. Because Haaland’s biggest weapon is his goals. If the system around him starts falling apart, what happens to his numbers? He cannot allow himself to become a striker who is simply waiting for chances that never come. That’s why I believe Arsenal could be the move he needs. Imagine Haaland playing in an Arsenal side built to dominate possession, create chances and consistently feed a world-class striker. For me, he has to start thinking about his future. If Manchester City are really entering a crisis, Haaland should force his way out before his prime years are wasted. And if Arsenal are willing to make the move happen, why should he stay? Because at some point, loyalty becomes a risk and Haaland cannot afford to sacrifice his prime years watching his numbers disappear.

🚨 Paul Scholes: “If i were Erling Haaland, i would be seriously looking for a way out of manchester city right now.” Manchester City are starting to look like a completely different team, and Haaland cannot afford to ignore what is happening around him. Look at his face after the match. That wasn’t the reaction of a happy player. He looked frustrated, defeated and almost like a player desperately missing the environment he once had under Pep Guardiola. And that should worry City fans. Because Haaland’s biggest weapon is his goals. If the system around him starts falling apart, what happens to his numbers? He cannot allow himself to become a striker who is simply waiting for chances that never come. That’s why I believe Arsenal could be the move he needs. Imagine Haaland playing in an Arsenal side built to dominate possession, create chances and consistently feed a world-class striker. For me, he has to start thinking about his future. If Manchester City are really entering a crisis, Haaland should force his way out before his prime years are wasted. And if Arsenal are willing to make the move happen, why should he stay? Because at some point, loyalty becomes a risk and Haaland cannot afford to sacrifice his prime years watching his numbers disappear.

The Arsenal Stand

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