Pep Guardiola commented on his gesture during the match against Liverpool

Manchester City lost to Liverpool in the latest round of the Premier League, and during the game, the Merseyside fans chanted at Pep Guardiola: "You'll be sacked tomorrow." He responded to this.

The Spanish manager raised six fingers in reply, signifying that he had won six titles with "the Citizens." Now, he has explained why he made that gesture.

Details: In a press conference ahead of the next match, Guardiola said he did it to show Manchester City fans how great their club is.

Quote: "I wanted the Manchester City fans to feel that we are an incredible club," the City boss commented on the situation.

Manchester City is unexpectedly struggling this season, currently on a run of seven matches without a win in all competitions. This is something that has never happened in Pep Guardiola’s career before. And it has clearly affected the Spanish coach's behavior.

Previously, no one at Manchester City had seen Guardiola in such a state as he is in now.

Reminder: After a shocking 3-3 draw against Feyenoord, Guardiola appeared at a press conference with scratches on his face, raising eyebrows with his unusual demeanor.