Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes names rival manager Pep Guardiola as the ‘best coach in football’

Three Champions League titles, numerous Premier Leagues and domestic cups add to the Spaniard’s reputation as one of the best ever. Fernandes described the City boss as the best and added that he was so without ‘a shadow of doubt’.

We're talking about the best coach in the world without a shadow of doubt. In recent years, he's been the best. He's the manager who's changed the sport the most. It's no secret that everybody wants to be like Pep today. All teams try to play like and have the dynamic of City. Bruno Fernandes told A Bola

Pep Guardiola is currently in his seventh season at the club and has already won five Premier League titles till date. His side are in contention to lift sixth in eight years and an unbelievable fourth consecutive title!

Fernandes and United on the other hand are struggling to secure a Champions League spot and despite their recent success over Liverpool, have a mountain to climb in the last ten games of the season.

Bruno Fernandes hails Jurgen Klopp despite triumph in FA Cup

Bruno Fernandes, after all his words of praise for Pep Guardiola, shifted his attention to another rival coach, Jurgen Klopp. The Liverpool boss has transformed The Reds into a side any team would fear to face. Even though United got the better of his men a few days prior in the FA Cup, he hailed Klopp for his intensity and passion for the sport.

Fernandes added that he played a crucial role in transforming Liverpool’s dynamic. Klopp’s Reds are revered for their breakneck intensity and ability to outplay sides attempting a high press. In terms of passion, no fan of the Premier League will be a stranger to Klopp’s fist pumps and passionate celebrations. It is only regrettable that the German is in his final season at Anfield.

Despite all of his accolades, Klopp’s biggest achievement, according to Bruno was that he made the club, as well as its fans believe that they can be champions. He gave the club ‘hope’ – something no one can take away from Klopp. Even though United may not have much to show for in silverware this season, it is clear that Fernandes will be the one pulling the strings at the heart of their midfield.