"It Always Takes Time to Compete Again" - Enzo Maresca Makes Manchester City Silverware Prediction After Pep Guardiola Exit
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8-second readEnzo Maresca is adamant that his Manchester City side is moving “in the right direction” ahead of their Premier League clash with Brighton and Hove Albion this weekend.

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It is exactly four months since the Italian succeeded Pep Guardiola in the north-west and in doing so, signed up for perhaps the hardest job in world football.
Guardiola won 20 major trophies across his decade stationed at the Etihad Stadium, including six Premier League titles, three FA Cup triumphs and an unprecedented Treble in 2023 - the first by an English club since Manchester United in 1999.
And while Maresca was part of the Treble-winning year - as Guardiola’s assistant - this job produced an incomparable workload in contrast to his previous roles at Leicester City and Chelsea.
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City Xtra · reported · 2026-10-30 20:30 UTC
"It Always Takes Time to Compete Again" - Enzo Maresca Makes Manchester City Silverware Prediction After Pep Guardiola Exit ↗
Enzo Maresca received heavy backing from Hugo Viana and co in the transfer market upon Pep Guardiola's exit.It is exactly four months since the Italian succeeded Pep Guardiola in the...
City Xtra | Manchester City News & More · reported · 2026-10-30 20:30 UTC
"It Always Takes Time to Compete Again" - Enzo Maresca Makes Manchester City Silverware Prediction After Pep Guardiola Exit ↗
Enzo Maresca is adamant that his Manchester City side is moving “in the right direction” ahead of their Premier League clash with Brighton and Hove Albion this weekend.
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