“I think Guardiola has a bit of everything,” Bernardo Silva describes the Spanish manager as the best

Manchester City has been on a roll this season as they currently sit at the top of the Premier League table with 53 points in 21 matches, 10 points clear of Chelsea who sit at second place.

Pep Guardiola is known as one of the Greats and he has shown that as he focuses his team towards a 4th League title in his fifth season with Manchester City.

The 27 year old Portuguese midfielder Bernardo Silva has been phenomenonal this season and has provided 7 goals and a assist in his 20 appearances in the Premier League this season.

Bernardo Silva on Pep Guardiola being a masterclass manager for Manchester City

Bernardo Silva in his recent interview has fallen short with words to describe his manager as he describes the greatest strength of Pep Guardiola which makes him the greatest mentor.

Bernardo Silva as reported by A Bola, “I think Guardiola has a bit of everything. He is very complete. I’m not going to name names, but I’ve had coaches who are very good tactically and then, in human relation, are very weak; or very good in human relation and very weak tactically.”

“I think Guardiola’s greatest strength is that, apart from having been a player at a very high level, which gives him a perspective of what we feel, his technical side is very strong.”

“He manages the tactical part, the human part and managing a locker room is nothing, nothing easy. Even more so in a team as strong as ours, most of the players cost £50, £60, £70, £80m.”

“He manages to keep players who cost this much on the bench for so many games, and even then there are no major problems…I think this shows how good he is at managing changing rooms.” 

Manchester City is all set to take on Chelsea in their next game of Premier League at the Etihad Stadium. Chelsea will be looking to reduce their gap and take revenge for their first leg 1-0 loss against City in Stamford Bridge at the near start of the season.

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