BBC Sport has launched a strong attack on Spanish manager Pep Guardiola, arguing that his success is primarily dependent on having the best players in the world at his disposal.
The newspaper questioned in a scathing critique: "If Guardiola had started his career from the bottom, he would have stayed there. His style of play can only succeed when he consistently has the best players, always at the peak of their performance."
BBC Sport Challenges Guardiola: "Without Stars, He'd Have Stayed at the Bottom"
The article continued: "Guardiola has never faced the challenge of rebuilding a team from scratch or managing a team in crisis. He’s always had the best resources available to him."
These comments have sparked a heated debate among football fans, raising the question of whether Guardiola truly needs a squad of superstars to achieve success, or if his tactical philosophy alone is enough to secure titles.
