
Pep Guardiola is facing an unprecedented challenge as Manchester City endure a troubling run of form. For the first time in his managerial career, Guardiola has lost five consecutive games, with City conceding two or more goals in six straight matches—a feat not seen since 1963.
City’s struggles were epitomized by their most recent Premier League outing, a humbling 4-0 home defeat to Tottenham. Despite the setbacks, Guardiola, who signed a new contract last month, remains committed to reviving his faltering squad.
“I don’t want to run,” Guardiola told *Express.co.uk*. “I want to be here and rebuild the team in many aspects from now until the end of the season and into next season.”
Reports suggest that Guardiola has already been assured of a significant budget to address the team’s issues. Initially promised £100 million for January reinforcements, the club’s recent struggles have reportedly seen that figure doubled to £200 million.
City are said to be eyeing key signings to bolster their squad, including Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi (£60 million), Sporting striker Viktor Gyökeres (£65 million), and Newcastle’s Bruno Guimarães (£75 million). These potential additions reflect Guardiola’s determination to rejuvenate his side and get their season back on track.
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