Pep Guardiola on Sergio Busquets: "He could SOLVE all the problems with his BRAIN!"👀  

Johan cruyff said that during busi‘s second season at Barca

@@echo0204 Exactly !

Been saying too, I'm supporting all the teams he manages when does decide to become a manager.

@@RondaDonjkl Me too, Not gonna lie, if he decides to manage barca, I'd be ecstatic !

Absolutely I've always thought taht

He said the same shit about xavi and look how that turned out 😂 he broke the club

​@@sinasaiedi2733xavi of course wouldn't enjoy as much success like pep did on his debut managerial year but there's a difference between the players and club situation each coach inherited

@@ronin9296 yeah pep inherited a better team But Xavi's team is not bad either ... They sold everything for him to have this team... Xavi's squad is good enough to be at peast in the champion's league knock out stages don't you agree? Which he failed to do so 3 out of4 times in the last 4 years or so Xavi is the problem for Barcelona and this comes from a Madrid fan 😂... I would enjoy Barcelona extening his contract

@@sinasaiedi2733 half of the current squads were mediocre at the time when xavi started due to the obvious money debt the club had . Xavi has done enough in bringing them to contend for la liga and this year's quarter final. I would personally like them to dislodge off pedri, gavi and some of them that were too weak to play against top teams.

@@sinasaiedi2733 as far as the team concerns your current real Madrid squad has all the quality individuals at each position but there's definitely no clear cut team play and often relying on individual magic. Look at vinicius , he was direct and influential to help Madrid but the next year Kyle Walker clearly stopped him at his individual game. Cannot rely on individual magic when top teams can study you

Different players lmao xabi can ping a ball sergi more relax good simple passing

no

Barca sack their legends lol dont return bus.its dooms day

@@godeagle1136shut up

@@kman33fulshut up😊

Nah that would be Matthaus

No …. There’s only one number 6 XAVI ! …. Who busi learnt from . 🔵🔴🔵

@@simonhill2797 err Xavi is a number 8

That would be Rodri once he retires

Defensive midfielder is number 4

Xavi, Iniesta and Alves too. Those five were so important to the system. Alves’ link up with Messi high and tight on the right, plus the wingers ability to remain high and wide to pin back the full backs opened up so many gaps for Xavi and Iniesta to exploit. What a team, an absolute joy to watch them play football

It’s difficult to say who was the best, Messi was obviously the best but then we have busquets a genius, puyol who lead the team to victory and was a rock, very different players doing different things for the team

@@Bsnaoa It was for me the perfect team. The 5-0 demolition of Madrid was unbelievable, and it all culminated in that performance at Wembley. They just played football that was out of this world.

Couldn’t move even when he was 20 lol

Kante o passing skills. Even I have better passing

@@metube6299 awful footballer just had an engine

If you think Kante was a holding mid, you don't know ball

Busquets doesn’t need to run to win the ball back like Kante. It’s all about the brain. Busquets is a genius, not Kante. Busquets is also much more technical and has way better vision of the game.

Rodri is not. Declan rice is

And rodri has to prove himself in Spain. Not to mention a WC, and a EUROs. Spanish football is harder than EPL though EPL is more physical

busquets already proved himself in a time where LaLiga was the best league.

Keep fooling yourself thinking epl is some og level league. It's still the same laliga teams that trash epl teams every year in champions league

So u know busquets personally? Like have u ever hang out with him that make u wrote this argument? Or is it coming just from ur imagination? Pep knows him best on and off the field. U dont even knows busquets beside from watching his game and interview yet u come to that premature conclusion of yours.

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​@@user-yk5fy9fi6c Well said. It's coming from Pep himself too, so he certainly meant it.

Shy or not, Busquets' status as a player alone gains him a lot of respect for future generations of footballers. Ancelotti is a legendary coach and you rarely see him shout. Heck, even Ernesto Valverde (apart from the UCL exits) was succesful at Barcelona while sleeping on the bench. On the other hand, look at Genaro Gattuso. Legendary player, fucking gangster, someone you don't wanna mess with. Terrible manager, sacked multiple times.

@@user-yk5fy9fi6c Y'all don't seem to follow pep in his interviews. He rates everyone high in his interviews 🤣 When he was appointed as a city coach you know what he said? Said it was always his dream since he was a player to be part of the Manchester City club. To remind you, when pep was a player, city was barely in 1st division

WHY DO YOU THINK SO?

​@@roughysk9851 f disgrace

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No chance

😂😂😂😂

wtf did you just born yesterday?

@@amirxpublic2362 wtf

He made the so called" good players" better respect the guy he is a baller

Look at Barca last season, look at them now. The absence of Busquets is very present.