The manager was seen talking to Erling Haaland after last Sunday’s 3-0 Manchester derby win at Old Trafford.
MANCHESTER CITY boss Pep Guardiola will not change his habit of coaching his players on the pitch in the immediate aftermath of games despite Roy Keane’s claim that it is “all for show”.
Former United captain Roy Keane was unimpressed last weekend, saying on Sky Sports that Guardiola was doing it for the cameras and should “get down the tunnel, enjoy your victory”, but the City boss said he often wants to make his point while it is still fresh. Advertisement “We chat about the second goal, the miss for the last minute with the Onana action. He could be better, stronger.
There will be no such opportunity this time around but Guardiola said he had no concerns over his star man’s fitness at present.
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