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Guardiola says he will miss Jurgen Klopp after he announced his
Klopp, 56,in a video on Liverpool’s social media channels on Friday morning. In an interview with club media, he says he told the club of his decision in November.
Guardiola and Klopp’s side have gone toe-to-toe throughout the years, firstly during their time at Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund in the Bundesliga and then with City and Liverpool in the Premier League.
Speaking after his side’s 1-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur in the FA Cup, Guardiola told ITV Sport: “I am a little bit surprised. He is an absolutely incredible manager. I have got to know him closely and he is an incredible person as well. I have a feeling that now he is leaving, part of us (City) is leaving too.
“Liverpool have been our biggest rival for years. Personally, he has been my biggest rival. I will personally miss him. I am a little relieved because without him I will sleep a little bit better. I wish him all the best. He won’t admit it, but he will be back.
“The days before playing Liverpool were almost a nightmare. I was shocked by the news and I felt a part of Man City would lose something. We cannot define our period here without him and Liverpool, it is impossible.”
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