Guardiola aims for more trophies following Man City Club World Cup win

Pep Guardiola says that Manchester City have 'closed a chapter' after winning the Club World Cup and wants to win more.

Pep Guardiola proudly announced that Manchester City has achieved a significant milestone by being crowned world champions on Friday night. However, he emphasized that this is just the beginning and that the team is hungry for more success.

In a historic match in Jeddah, City defeated Fluminense with an impressive 4-0 victory, making them the first English club to secure five major trophies in a single year. Guardiola expressed his delight, stating, "It's a beautiful, beautiful day." He reflected on the journey from arriving in Manchester to achieving this remarkable feat, acknowledging the hard work and dedication of the players and coaching staff.

Guardiola likened this achievement to closing a chapter, but he is eager to start writing new stories. He credited the team's success to the incredible work behind the scenes and emphasized the importance of resting during the Christmas break before embarking on a new journey to chase more trophies.

Looking ahead, City is preparing to defend their league crown against Everton, with Guardiola expressing hope that Rodri's knee injury is not serious. Despite the celebrations, he acknowledged the challenges that lie ahead, stating, "Today you are here and tomorrow you're in the river. We'll come back again."

Phil Foden, who scored City's third goal, echoed Guardiola's sentiments, expressing his delight and emphasizing the team's desire to continue winning. He described it as an "unbelievable journey" and expressed the team's determination to repeat their success.

As City celebrates their remarkable achievement, the focus remains on the future and the pursuit of more trophies. The team's relentless spirit and hunger for success are evident, and they are ready to embark on the next chapter of their journey.