šŸ—£ļø”I can’t work with him anymore. Enough is enough, and as the manager, I need to voice out now. His performances for this club are unacceptable, and the board needs to take action,” Pep GUARDIOLA expresses frustration after yesterday’s defeat.**

Pep Guardiola, visibly angered after the match, didnā€™t hold back in his post-game comments, singling out one player for criticism: goalkeeper Ederson. Guardiola reportedly expressed his frustration with the Brazilian shot-stopper, hinting that he may no longer have confidence in him following a string of costly errors that contributed to PSGā€™s comeback victory.

 

 

Ederson, who was rated a disappointing 3/10 by many observers, delivered one of his poorest performances in recent memory. His lack of composure and decisiveness was evident throughout the match. He failed to inspire confidence in possession and struggled with his shot-stopping, particularly when PSG applied pressure in the second half. Fans were especially critical of his slow reaction to Barcolaā€™s goal, which came from a rebound after Doueā€™s effort hit the crossbar. Adding to the frustration, Ederson mishandled the situation leading to Nevesā€™ strike, leaving the defense exposed.

 

 

 

Supporters have taken to social media to voice their concerns about Ederson, with many echoing Guardiolaā€™s sentiments. A growing number of fans believe itā€™s time for the goalkeeper to be dropped, citing his recent inconsistency and lack of sharpness in crucial moments. Calls for change between the sticks have intensified, with some suggesting backup options should be given a chance in upcoming matches.

 

This defeat marks a significant setback for Manchester City in their Champions League campaign, raising questions about the teamā€™s resilience and ability to maintain composure under pressure. While the blame cannot be placed solely on Ederson, his performance undoubtedly played a pivotal role in PSGā€™s remarkable comeback. Guardiola now faces the difficult task of addressing these issues while keeping his team focused on their remaining fixtures in both domestic and European competitions.

As City regroup and look ahead to their next challenge, all eyes will be on Guardiolaā€™s decision-making, particularly whether he opts to make changes in goal. With fans calling for accountability and improvement, the pressure is mounting for both the players and the manager to find solutions quickly. The Champions League dream may not be over, but City will need to show resilience and learn from this defeat if they hope to bounce back stronger.