Pep Guardiola Reacts to Fan Who Asked Him to Sign on His Leg, “Your Wife Will Kill Me”

Pep Guardiola Reacts to Fan Who Asked Him to Sign on His Leg, “Your Wife Will Kill Me”

  • Pep Guardiola had a hilarious moment to savour with a dyed-in-the-wool Manchester City fan on pre-season tour
  • The supporter 'begged' Guardiola to sign on his leg during City's pre-season tour of the United States
  • Meanwhile, the reigning Premier League champions lost to Barcelona in a friendly match in Orlando

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola had a playful interaction with an avid fan eager to get his leg tattooed with the tactician's autograph.

Still in the United States to fine-tune City's preparations for the upcoming season, Guardiola met an enthusiastic supporter who caught his attention with a sign reading, "Pep sign my leg. I'll get it tattooed."

Pep Guardiola had a heartwarming moment with a Manchester City fan who requested he sign on his leg.
Pep Guardiola gave a wholesome reaction to a fan who requested he sign on his leg. Image: Alex Livesey-Danehouse/Getty Images and @City_Xtra/X
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The fan, sporting a retro Man City home kit, expressed his excitement at meeting the 53-year-old manager and unabashedly admitted his admiration for him.

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Guardiola, known for his wit, humorously responded, "Your wife will kill me."

Reaction to the video:

Here are some of the responses to the video.

@Harsh_Gautam007:

"His wife is surely gonna hate Pep."

@Odyssey_Musik:

"This is what I will do too."

@Gexrgefox:

"Brilliant."

@d3_fcb:

“Change your club' Typical city fan am I right."

Nevertheless, he obliged the fan's request, bending down to sign his leg, much to the delight of the onlookers who had gathered to see the Premier League champions.

Despite this light-hearted moment, the camaraderie between Guardiola and the City faithful did little to change the outcome of their pre-season tour in the United States.

Man City suffer another defeat in pre-season

Pep Guardiola's Man City suffered their third consecutive pre-season loss, falling to FC Barcelona 4-1 on penalties after a thrilling 2-2 draw in regular time.

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Fielding a mostly second-string side, Pep's former team struck first, with youngster Pau Victor scoring in the 24th minute, per One Football.

Nico O'Reilly equalised for City in the 39th minute, but Pablo Torre restored Barca's lead on the stroke of halftime.

Reactions to the post:

Here are some of the responses to the final match results.

@KingsleyIyamu6:

"Manchester United B Team will beat this Man city side."

@Blizylord:

"Guardiola needs to go! Man City couldn't beat Barca C team."

@RMAZacky:

"Odds of Pep starting that front 3 going into the season?"

@Tyler_mbaya:

"Take your L mate."

After recess, the 53-year-old made some changes, leading to Jack Grealish grabbing the equaliser.

The match ultimately went to penalties, where Kalvin Philips and Jacob Wright missed their spot-kicks, while Barcelona converted all four of their attempts, as noted by Barca Blaugranes.

What's next for Pep Guardiola and Man City?

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Guardiola will aim to finish pre-season on a high note when City faces Chelsea on August 3 at Ohio Stadium in Columbus.

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Mikel John Obi has dismissed the idea of Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola taking over as England coach.

The former Nigeria and Chelsea midfielder explained his stance on his podcast as 'mental.' Other candidates linked to the role include Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard, Graham Potter, and Eddie Howe.

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