Pep Guardiola criticizes Manchester United following their Carabao Cup victory

Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, poked fun at Manchester United after his team’s triumph in the Carabao Cup on Sunday

In a period akin to United’s protracted gap between victories, Guardiola won nine significant awards, including four Premier League crowns and four League Cups.

Nonetheless, Erik ten Hag won his first trophy at Old Trafford as United defeated Newcastle 2-0 in the championship game at Wembley.

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United is still in the FA Cup and the Europa League, and they are eight points behind Arsenal in the Premier League standings, so they have a chance to add to their collection of trophies this year.

“Congratulations to United for winning the Carabao Cup and to Newcastle as well, the game was enjoyable,” Guardiola remarked during a press conference.

“That should occur sooner or later, shouldn’t it? It must take place. Welcome.”

If they spend a bit more money, sure, since they didn’t spend, isn’t that right? Guardiola grinned in response to the question of whether he sees United as a contender for additional trophies.

They are where they ought to be ordinarily.

Guardiola also lauded Ten Hag for performing “an amazing job” at United despite his lighthearted remark.

Everyone was extremely enthusiastic when we traveled to win our first Carabao Cup, in my memory,” Defender said:

“It was new for the players and new for the staff.” It felt like, “Well, it’s OK, another one, another day at the office” when we traveled there to win the Carabao Cup for the fourth consecutive year.

United’s presence is required and expected. When I first arrived, I assumed United would always be here, for the legacy, for everything. Erik is doing a fantastic job.

And the players—you can tell how dedicated they are and how hard they work as a team.

As they travel to Bristol City in the fifth round of the FA Cup tonight, Manchester City will switch their attention to that competition.