- Pep Guardiola delighted as he arrives back home in Manchester
- Manchester City were crowned champions on Sunday evening
- Manchester United’s defeat to West Brom confirmed City as title winners
- Guardiola spent the day playing golf instead of watching the United game
- Guardiola’s team have lost just twice in the league this season
- City have scored 93 goals and played some superb football
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has hailed the club as ‘absolutely amazing in all terms’ after they were crowned Premier League champions on Sunday.
City’s fifth top-flight title was secured after their rivals Manchester United fell to a surprise 1-0 defeat at home to West Brom.
The City boss, who spent the day playing golf rather than watching United, couldn’t stop smiling as he arrived home on Sunday evening.
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was delighted as he arrived home on Sunday evening
Guardiola’s City side were crowned champions following Manchester United’s defeat
Guardiola (furthest right) enjoyed playing golf as his side won the title
‘It’s incredible the way we played and I am so glad to be here and be part of this club,’ he said after the 3-1 win over Spurs at Wembley, as reported by the club’s official website.
‘These guys are fantastic, awesome – they are incredible.
‘This club is absolutely amazing in all terms.’
The 47-year-old spent the day playing golf rather than watching the United game
Guardiola’s team have played some dynamic, free-flowing football this season
Guardiola managed to win the Premier League title in his second season in England
Guardiola’s team have played some excellent, free-flowing football this season, as demonstrated by the fact that they have scored a hugely impressive 93 goals in the league.
For Guardiola this is his 24th trophy as a manager, taking into account his spells at Barcelona and Bayern Munich.
Guardiola’s squad contains an excellent array of players, with midfielder Kevin de Bruyne having particularly stood out with some superb displays.
City also won the Carabao Cup earlier this campaign and Guardiola will hope that his team can now achieve even further glory next season, with the Champions League surely in his sights after their exit against Liverpool at the quarter-final stage.
This season City have been beaten just twice in the Premier League and, even thought they were unable to secure the title against United last week, their dominance of the division this season has now been confirmed.
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