Guardiola believes he has done a terrible job as a coach this season

Manchester City coach Guardiola said in an interview that his performance this season was "very bad". The famous coach, who has won 18 trophies in the nine years he coached Manchester City, did not make excuses for himself in the face of the reality of the team's declining performance this season, but took the initiative to take responsibility.

Manchester City's performance this season is far from the past glory. They are faltering on the road to defending the Premier League title and were eliminated from the Champions League before the round of 16. Although there are frequent injuries in the team, especially the long-term absence of midfield core Rodri, Guardiola did not shirk responsibility.

When asked how he would evaluate his coaching work this season, Guardiola said bluntly: "This season? Very bad."

Guardiola said: "Opponents never roll out the red carpet for us to easily win those titles. My job is to overcome difficulties, but I didn't do it well enough."

"There are some details that have led to this situation. Hopefully, this situation doesn't happen again next season, which is very important."

Guardiola's remarks not only show his attitude towards the team's high standards and strict requirements, but also reveal his reflection and expectations for the future. For Manchester City, the return and rebound next season may start from this moment of self-criticism.