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Natalie Sawyer: Jose Mourinho’s title win of 2015 seems a long time ago now Pep Guardiola is teaching everyone else a lesson
Sky Sports News star Natalie Sawyer says Pep Guardiola has set new standards at Man City against some of the very best managers in the world
THE Premier League resumes this week after the international break and the procession will continue towards Man City claiming the title.
We have some of the best football managers in the world, some would say all the best football minds ply their trade here – the best league in the world.
At some stage, Arsene Wenger, Jose Mourinho and even Rafa Benitez have been winners of major titles whilst working in the Premier League.
But football is all about the ‘here and now’.
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Benitez managed to win the Champions League after a miraculous recovery against Milan in 2005, Mourinho and Wenger have six Premier League titles between them.
It was only three years ago that Mourinho won the title with Chelsea and it feels like a long time ago.
And to that end, Pep Guardiola is teaching everyone a lesson in management.
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He is getting his best players working the hardest.
Is that genius?
Well it seems to be the key to success because a common grumble of fans is that some of their gifted players just don’t work hard enough.
Guardiola gets the absolute best out of his star talent like David Silva and Kevin De Bruyne.
He also has technical players like Leroy Sane running through brick walls for the team.
The challenge for Wenger and Mourinho is surely to get the best out of their superstar players, and yes, teams other than Man City have superstar players.
The perfect storm is great football, hard work and a winning mentality. It seems for now that City have it all.