Carragher considers Guardiola "untouchable" and compares him to Ferguson and Klopp

The extension of Pep Guardiola's contract with Manchester City until 2027 hasn't convinced everyone of his invincibility, as the team's disappointing results could lead some to believe the Spaniard may face the sack. However, Jamie Carragher insists that such thoughts are misguided.

Details: According to the Sky Sports expert, even if Manchester City under Guardiola fails to win trophies for three consecutive years, the Spaniard will still be associated with the "Citizens."

Quote: "Yes, that's true. Sir Alex Ferguson was untouchable. I think Jürgen Klopp was probably untouchable at Liverpool. Manchester City would never sack Pep Guardiola, even if he didn't win anything for two or three years. I always felt that way with Klopp at Liverpool.

If he went two or three years without winning trophies, we would still want him to be our manager. And who could you find better than Guardiola?" Carragher stated.