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It doesn’t change for one second the opinion of Liverpool this season” He reveals his view on Liverpool’s defeat against PSG
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has insisted that Liverpool’s Champions League exit does not take away from their impressive campaign.
Speaking about the Reds’ elimination at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain, Guardiola praised Luis Enrique’s side but emphasized that Liverpool’s overall performances this season remain outstanding.
“It doesn’t change for one second the opinion of Liverpool this season. It’s because Luis Enrique’s team is unbelievable. He created a young team with energy, quality.
“Liverpool wanted to progress but could not. But they don’t change because they are out now. Liverpool isn’t going to change a fantastic season,” Guardiola has stated.
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