Henry insists Guardiola would dominate the Premier League
The former Arsenal striker insists the Spaniard will arrive with a
plan and will create a "lasting legacy" at any club in the Premier
League
Thierry Henry believes Pep Guardiolawould dominate the Premier League
and would create a "lasting legacy" at any club in England.
The Spaniard has announced that he will leave Bayern Munich at the end
of the season, and Manchester City are confident that the 44-year-old
will become Manuel Pellegrini's successor next summer.
Guardiola has also been linked with moves to Chelsea and Manchester
United, but Henry, who won two La Liga titles and the Champions League
under him at Barcelona, insists his former manager will be a success
wherever he goes.
"If I was chairman of any club in the world looking to change its
manager, Guardiola would be my No1 pick. No contest," Henry wrote in
his column forThe Sun.
"For me, he is already one of the greatest coaches of all time. His
teams don't just win the league, they totally dominate it.
"He arrives with a plan, takes complete control of a club and puts a
lasting legacy in place that survives long after he's moved on to his
next challenge.
"I was fortunate enough to be at Barcelona right at the start of
Guardiola's coaching career and was blown away by the man and his
methods.
"Now I can only assume that he has become even better during the past
five years at Barca and Bayern."
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