Pep Guardiola isn’t finished, but the question remains: how long can this go on?

Pep Guardiola isn't finished, but the question remains: how long can this go on?

With an illustrious career filled with accolades, failure is unfamiliar territory for Guardiola. Yet, the cracks at Manchester City are beginning to show, and the once-mighty fortress appears to be crumbling from within.

Often hailed as the greatest football manager of all time, Pep is now facing a defining challenge. Great managers are measured by their ability to navigate turbulent waters, and Guardiola must now find a way to steady the ship.

The defense is porous, the midfield lacks cohesion, and Erling Haaland seems to have lost his clinical touch in front of goal. These issues have culminated in a shocking run of nine defeats in their last ten games, leaving fans and pundits questioning what has gone wrong.

This is uncharted territory for both Pep and the club. For a manager who thrives on control and meticulous planning, the current chaos is a harsh reality check. Can Guardiola adapt and find a way out of this quagmire?

Retaining the Premier League title is no longer a realistic goal—anyone can see that, even Stevie Wonder. However, there’s a silver lining: the league’s competitive edge is back, reminding us why it’s the most unpredictable in the world.

In the end, this season will test Pep Guardiola like never before. How he responds could reshape not only Manchester City’s fortunes but his legacy as well.