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Guardiola’s row with Walker at Manchester City revealed in new Amazon documentary

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Guardiola’s row with Walker at Manchester City revealed in new Amazon documentary

Amazon Prime captures strain of manager’s final season Club chair says Spaniard threatened to leave ‘100 times’ Pep Guardiola clashed with his captain and almost broke down in tears as he railed at players during his worst run as Manchester City manager.

The Spaniard stood down at the end of last season after winning 20 trophies in a glorious 10-year spell at the Etihad Stadium.

One of the lowest point of his glittering reign came during a testing run in the autumn of 2024, when City lost nine times and won just once in the space of 13 games.

Guardiola outwardly showed signs of strain, notably when he scratched his face after City surrendered a 3-0 lead to draw 3-3 with Feyenoord in the Champions League.

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