Pep Guardiola press conference as it happened: Manchester City manager unveiled
Pep Guardiola faced the media for the first time since becoming Manchester City manager
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Your support makes all the difference.Pep Guardiola faced the media for the first time since being named Manchester City manager on Friday afternoon as he held a press conference ahead of the new Premier League season. Re-cap what the Spaniard had to say here.
- Guardiola confirms the City job will not be his last
- His dream is to get Vincent Kompany 'fit' before deciding on captaincy
- He'll speak to his players, including Yaya Toure, about their futures
- Guardiola keeps hush on transfers but says there 'will be squad movement'
- He refuses to be drawn on Jose Mourinho despite historic rivalry
- One challenge he is looking forward to is playing possession football in the English winter conditions
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Guardiola’s first match in charge of Manchester City will be against Bayern Munich on 20 July.
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