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EPL: Guardiola reveals ‘one regret’ as he leaves Man City
Departing Manchester City manager, Pep Guardiola, has admitted he regrets not giving Joe Hart a chance after he arrived at the club in 2016.
Hart did not play a single game under Guardiola and played on loan at Torino for two seasons, but signing for Burnley.
At the time, the goalkeeper was the England number one and a two-time Premier League winner.
But Guardiola deemed Hart was not good enough with his feet for his style and brought in Claudio Bravo.
“I want to confess something, I have just one regret – I didn’t give Joe Hart a chance with me, to prove how good a keeper he was,” Guardiola said on Sky Sports.
“When you take a lot of decisions, you will make mistakes.”
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