Man City players ‘incredibly disciplined’ – Guardiola

Pep Guardiola claims that his team will have maintained their discipline over the Christmas break to maintain the standards set by Manchester City.

Guardiola stated last week that his players would be evaluated before returning to training after Christmas to make sure they are fit enough to play Saturday (12:30 GMT) at Nottingham Forest.

Guardiola said on Friday that it is “really good” because I make four or five kilograms more from the food and beverages I consume.

Since ten years ago, the players have practiced incredibly strict behavior.

The injuries we had last season were a little more challenging, but they always behaved unbelievably.

“Every player I’ve had in the last ten years, and that is not a different one.” Everyone in the club knows what they are required to do, and we have a standard.

Before their 3-0 victory against West Ham on December 20, the Spaniard claimed his players had met the required standards when they were weighed.

Erling Haaland, a striker, uploaded a photo of him on a scale that read “All good” on Thursday.

If City defeats Forest, then-leader Arsenal hosts Brighton later on Saturday (15:00) in the Premier League.

It’s what it is, even though I prefer to be ten points ahead of everyone else. Although things are going really well, Guardiola remarked.

“The FA Cup will begin soon, the Champions League will be in its early stages, the Premier League will be in its semi-finals,” said the official statement.

The City manager added that “everything can happen” as a result of the club’s ongoing negotiations to sign Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo in January.

Because we have 25 players who are injured and out of the situation, Guardiola said, “When I started last season, I never could expect to go into the transfer window with four or five players.”

“It is possible, and everything is open.”