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Pep Guardiola is one of the best managers in the history of football. In addition to his undeniable track record, the Catalan technician is especially recognized for his attacking style which revolutionized football.
The former manager of FC Barcelona likes to create and invent new tactics in all the clubs where he has been.
In comments reported by TNT Sportsthe Manchester City coach was delighted with the versatility of his defender John Stones. A senior player for the Citizens, the Englishman is one of Guardiola’s key pieces in a hybrid role between defender and midfielder.
However, the 53-year-old has reportedly found a new role for the England international. “ When Erling (Haaland) is not available, John Stones can play as a striker. Gerard Piqué at Barça, he had an incredible sense of goal and John is the same. He has already scored a few goals. He’s back and I’m happy for him,” he blurted. A statement that should make the various observers react.
Starter in central defense this Wednesday in C1
Despite Pep Guardiola’s mysterious remarks, John Stones did indeed play as central defender this Wednesday evening in the Champions League against Sparta Prague (victory with a score of 5 goals to 0).
Facing Southampton this Saturday as part of the 9th day in the Premier League, he should again be aligned in defense or in midfield.
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