Guardiola's Bold Take: Title Race Not Top Achievement

0:00That's your update from Europe News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Pep Guardiola just dropped a bold take ahead of Manchester City's clash with Arsenal. He says, catching the gunners and snagging another Premier League title wouldn't rank as his top achievement in 10 years of the club. Right now, Arsenal sits six points clear, but City could slash that to three with a win at the Eddy had this Sunday, plus they've got a game in hand. Guardiola's already stacked 19 trophies with City, including that epic treble three years back in four titles in the last five seasons. He's chasing a fifth crown in six years, but he insists the best moments are already in the rearview. Fans and young players are buzzing though, especially after City clawed back from what looked like a lost cause. Guardiola admits it's huge for the squad to still be in the mix after so many wins, with a sold out crowd ready to push them over the line. Their run-ins brutal though, with trips to Everton, Bournemouth, and a final showdown against Aston Villa, who's gunning for Champions League spots.

1:02Key defender Ruben Dias is out this weekend, and Guardiola called their calendar straight up terrible. Still, after shaky draws against Nottingham Forest in West Ham last month, he thought the title race was toast, but City flipped the script with strong showing zeltswear, proving it's never over to the final whistle. Now they gear up to strike back.