Man City had a bad start for the new season. (Photo by Justin Setterfield / Getty Images)
Last season was very disappointing for Man City, which is why there will be a real desire to compete on all fronts in 2025-2026. But so far, the current campaign has not been much better, with a victory and two defeats in its first three Premier League matches.
Pep Guardiola faced a lot of control last season due to the underperformance of his team, and this could be the case again in 2025-2026 if their difficulties continue-in particular given the money spent during the summer.
Man City’s bosses expect a title of Premier League this season
According to football initiate, Mick Brown revealed that Man City’s bosses could consider dismissing Pep Guardiola if another season without trophy occurs at Etihad.
“The questions will be asked by Man City. He obviously has a lot of credit in City Bank with everything he made there. For the moment, the view is almost untouchable, but with the money they have spent on this massive revision of the Squad, he needs to obtain results. The wait is that they win the League each year, last year, there will be some pressure. If there is a similar season after this break after this poverty after this break after, they may have had some pressure.
“Man City has lost many senior players in the transfer window, and they don’t have this stable foundation of players they have always had. Kyle Walker, Ederson, Manuel Akanji, Kevin de Bruyne, Ilkay Gundogan, Jack Grenish – These are all players who have played major roles for the city and have now been sold, and this can have a real impact on the team to follow.
“No matter who you are, it is quite easy to start the season and before you know, you have lost three or four games and you are not there that you expect. Although I don’t think there is pressure on Guardiola, he needs a better season than last year, otherwise questions will be asked.”
Guardiola promised that Man City would be back this season, but already, they are six points behind the leaders of the Premier League Liverpool, which is far from ideal.
