After Manchester City’s bitter departure from the Champions League, ManUnited legend Patrice Evra sharply criticized the club around coach Pep Guardiola. Above all, the club lacks tradition, only money counts.
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Money before tradition: Former Premier League star Patrice Evra takes a dim view of Manchester City and their manager Pep Guardiola after their failure in the Champions League. So the Frenchman left opposite “Prime Video” announce that City lacks history: “They only have money.” That’s why the players went there. Accordingly, they are “traumatized” if the Champions League is missed again.
Not a Guardiola fan: In addition to a lack of club tradition, Evra also criticized Guardiola. He wanted to be the most important man in the team, which meant that the team lacked leaders. “Manchester City needs leaders, but Guardiola doesn’t want leaders,” said Evra.
The Club Legend: During his playing days, Patrice Evra not only became European champion with France, but also won the Premier League title five times with Manchester United. The 40-year-old is celebrated at the club as a legend.
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