During the weekend, Patrice Evra launched an unprecedented attack on Manchester City and Pep Guardiola, claiming that the manager does not want to attract leaders in his squad and that players only join the club for monetary reasons.

City were knocked out of Europe last week in a thrilling semi-final at Real Madrid by Patrice Evra, a former Manchester United player who won the Premier League and the Champions League with United. He made a joke about City on Instagram and then went on to make contentious remarks as an Amazon Prime analyst.

Evra, according to Marca, slammed Guardiola for his desire to manage the City team, which he claimed resulted in a lack of leadership. "According to the Frenchman, Manchester City needs leaders, but Guardiola does not.
"He's not interested in quirks. He is in charge. That's why people don't want to when they're in danger. Neither of the players on the field can help them.

"People with personality can't be trained by someone who picks their teams in this manner. However, he built his staff to be in complete control of everyone. It's always he who decides when things go south.

Evra, according to Marca, slammed Guardiola for his desire to manage the City team, which he claimed resulted in a lack of leadership. "Guardiola does not want leaders in Manchester City, according to the Frenchman.

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"He's not interested in quirks. He is in charge. That's why people don't want to when they're in danger. Neither of the players on the field can help them.

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"People with personality can't be trained by someone who picks their teams in this manner. However, he built his staff to be in complete control of everyone. It's always he who decides when things go south.

"The truth is that City has made a mistake. They've been shattered. I see a lot of similarities between them and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG)."

The Frenchman then shifted his focus to City's current roster, suggesting that the Etihad's players only chose to join there because of the money.

"Manchester City just has money and the players go to play there exclusively for that," he said of Real Madrid's wealth.

Then, of course, they win trophies, but a player only chooses to join Manchester City because it provides more."