Bacary Sagna has admitted that Josep Guardiola cut off the Wi-Fi to his dressing room on his first day at Manchester City.
The 41-year-old Frenchman played one season under the Catalan manager when he first joined the Premier League in 2016. And when asked about Guardiola’s time as manager, Sagna recalled how much discipline Guardiola instilled in his team.
Talk to Chris Wheatley, Sagna admitted that he sometimes felt like a child under Guardiola. He said: “For me, Pep Guardiola is someone to refer to as a coach because he has to be very disciplined.
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“You have to understand that it’s not just on the pitch, you have to adapt throughout your life. It’s about all the nutrition you take in throughout the week. For example, if you’re 1kg ahead in weight; I’m out of the team!
“He came to Manchester City and turned off the Wi-Fi in the dressing room, so you become like a child. At first you get upset because you think I’m not a child… I don’t have to do that.’ All these routes.
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“But then you understand why they won the treble last year because everyone has some kind of discipline and everyone has the right mindset. If you don’t have it…you’re gone.”
City became the second English team to win the Treble last season, after their hated neighbors Manchester United also achieved the feat at the end of the century.
Guardiola’s side are looking to defend their crown this season and face some important games as they face Liverpool and Arsenal in the Premier League this month.
