Henry criticizes Guardiola for selling Palmer

Manchester City's problems are plain for everyone to see—not only in defense, where the team has been conceding heavily, but also in attack. Former Arsenal forward Thierry Henry has called out City, and specifically manager Pep Guardiola, for past decisions regarding player departures.

Details: Henry criticized Guardiola's choice to part ways with Cole Palmer, arguing that City now desperately lacks players of his calibre.

Quote: "We all know—and this is the first time we’re allowed to say it—that we can question his decisions, like letting Palmer go, Riyad Mahrez, or Julián Álvarez. Gündogan came back, but this is not the Gündogan who scored 17 goals in a season.

You’re missing those goals. Haaland is still scoring, slightly fewer than in his first season, but he’s doing what he always does. I’ve seen him miss chances every season, but where are the goals from Mahrez, Álvarez, Kevin De Bruyne, or Gündogan? Where are those goals?" Henry said on Sky Sports.