England manager Thomas Tuchel has described the impact of outgoing Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola as "one of a kind". Guardiola's departure from City was confirmed on Friday, bringing an end to a decade-long tenure at the club. The 55-year-old has amassed 20 trophies during his time at the Etihad, including six Premier League titles and a Champions League crown.
Guardiola's Legacy
Prior to his appointment at City in 2016, Guardiola enjoyed highly successful spells at Barcelona and Bayern Munich. Speaking at the England World Cup squad announcement, Tuchel highlighted Guardiola's transformative influence across different leagues.
"The impact he had on every league where he trained, it's just one of a kind, just one of the very, very, very best," Tuchel said. "He made a big revolution with the way he played at Barcelona and then he put everything upside down in the German league, and then he comes here and crushes every record."
Unprecedented Achievement
Tuchel added: "It's just outstanding. There are no words that can describe this determination and this level of input, it's just highest, highest level." Guardiola's departure marks the end of an era for Manchester City, with his successor yet to be announced.
