Bernardo Silva Reveals the ‘Craziest Thing’ Pep Guardiola Asked Him to Do at Manchester City
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The soccer world often unveils hidden stories behind the dazzling wins and extraordinary performances on the field. Within the corridors of Pep Guardiola-led Manchester City, there lies an intriguing story that adds a unique chapter to the relationship between Guardiola and Portuguese midfielder Bernardo Silva. In a recent revelation, Silva unveiled the ‘craziest thing’ his manager asked him to do.
Although Silva’s revelation provides a glimpse into the fascinating strategic mind of Guardiola, the player praised Pep for his influence on the soccer club. Let’s delve into the narrative and uncover Pep’s ‘craziest’ words.
Bernardo Silva’s unforgettable challenge at the Emirates
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In an exclusive interview with A Bola, Bernardo Silva delved into the memory of an encounter that encapsulated Guardiola’s unorthodox approach to the game. The match happened at the Emirates Stadium against Arsenal, a pivotal fixture in Manchester City’s pursuit of the Premier League title last season. Pep Guardiola, known for his strategic mind, threw a curveball at Silva and asked him to take the unfamiliar role of a full-back. However, the fundamental challenge here was that Silva had to go head-to-head against in-form Bukayo Saka.
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The 29-year-old Manchester City star recounted the challenge and acknowledged the immense pressure he faced during the match. “The craziest thing he asked me to do was probably play full-back at the Emirates against Saka. It wasn’t easy, and it was a game of a lot of pressure because we were behind them and if we lost or drew that game we’d be out of the fight for the Premier League.”
“Having to play that game against one of the best wingers in the league was a moment I’ll remember forever in my career. And I loved it, I loved it,” Silva reminisced.
Silva’s words reflect the trust Pep Guardiola places in his players, pushing them beyond their comfort zones. Silva’s duel with Saka became a great contest in the match, and ultimately, he successfully contained Saka. Moreover, Manchester City emerged victorious by a resounding 3-1 scoreline.
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Bernardo Silva hails the mentorship of Pep Guardiola
Beyond the craziest thing he did for his manager, Silva also opened up about his long-standing dream of being coached by Pep. “One of my dreams has always been to be coached by him. Being able to learn from him is undoubtedly something I’ll never stop wanting to enjoy.” Silva affirmed. This insight into Silva’s mindset reveals the profound impact Guardiola has had on his career.
As Manchester City gears up for their Premier League clash against Everton at Goodison Park, the ‘craziest thing’ revelation adds another layer to the bond between Guardiola and Silva. Both the stars will be focusing on returning to the winning ways in the league and challenging for another Premier League title.
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Edited by:
Jacob Gijy