I warned Pep Guardiola about that particular player, he refused to bench him and He lost the game Vs Sporting … Pep Guardiola is making the same mistake now, I’m warning him also”: Man City Legend Sergio Agüero names ONE player who doesn’t deserve to start for Man City, warned Pep Guardiola about the unforgivable mistake. THAT PLAYER DOESN’T DESERVE TO START, HONESTLY… He’s just wasting his teammates efforts here and there

Even as Chelsea continue to struggle, even as the club fights criticism, pressure, and questions about its direction, one shocking decision has now been confirmed that has sent shockwaves across the football world. Former Liverpool star Sadio Mané has revealed that his £40 million international teammate has already agreed to join Chelsea, despite seeing the club fail again and again in recent times. The decision has left fans stunned, pundits confused, and rivals laughing, but behind the scenes, it shows how powerful Chelsea’s pull still remains, no matter how chaotic things look from the outside.
According to Mané, this player knew exactly what he was walking into. He saw Chelsea drop points. He saw the criticism of the manager. He saw the frustration of the fans. He saw the uncertainty of the project. And yet, he still chose Chelsea. Not because they are dominating Europe. Not because they are winning titles. But because he believes he can be the difference. That belief, whether brave or foolish, is now at the centre of one of the most controversial transfer stories of the season.
Chelsea’s recruitment policy has been heavily questioned in recent years. Huge money spent. Massive contracts handed out. Too many players. Too little balance. Yet the club continues to attract big names. This £40 million international star, whose identity is being closely protected until official confirmation, reportedly sees Chelsea as a platform, a challenge, and an opportunity to write his own story. For him, joining a struggling giant is more appealing than sitting comfortably at a stable club.
Sadio Mané, who knows what it takes to succeed in the Premier League, confirmed that the deal is already agreed in principle. He spoke with calm confidence, making it clear that the player was not forced, not tempted blindly, and not misled. This was a conscious choice. A risky choice. A bold choice. One that could either define a career or destroy it.
Chelsea fans are already divided. Some see this as another example of reckless spending. Others believe this player could be the missing piece, the leader, the spark the team desperately needs. But no matter which side fans fall on, one thing is certain. Chelsea remain box office. Even when they are failing, they still attract attention, headlines, and ambition.
While Chelsea prepare for another dramatic chapter, chaos is also brewing in Manchester. Manchester City’s shocking 4-1 defeat to Sporting CP has opened wounds that were already starting to show. It was not just a loss. It was humiliation. And now, club legend Sergio Agüero has stepped forward with a brutal warning that has set social media on fire.
Agüero did not hold back. He made it clear that he had warned Pep Guardiola before. He named one particular player, claiming that Pep refused to bench him, and that refusal cost City the game against Sporting. According to Agüero, the same mistake is being repeated again, and this time, the consequences could be even worse.
For a club that prides itself on perfection, control, and intelligence, such public criticism from a legend cuts deep. Agüero is not a random pundit. He is Manchester City’s greatest striker. A symbol of their rise. When he speaks, people listen. And his words suggest something worrying is happening behind the scenes.
The Sporting defeat exposed weaknesses City fans have been whispering about for months. Sloppy defending. Poor concentration. Overconfidence. And most painfully, missed chances. Even Erling Haaland, the machine, the goal-scoring monster, had a night to forget.
Haaland was furious. Not just with his teammates. With himself. After City went behind 3-1, they were handed a lifeline. A penalty. A moment that could have changed everything. Bernardo Silva’s shot struck Ousmane Diomande’s arm. The referee pointed to the spot. The chance was there. The comeback was possible.
But football can be cruel.
Haaland stepped up. Calm. Confident. Focused. Or so it seemed. Then the unthinkable happened. His penalty struck the post and bounced away. No goal. No hope. No redemption. Sporting breathed again. City collapsed.
It was a moment that summed up the night. When City needed perfection, they got failure. When they needed leadership, they got silence. When they needed a response, they got punishment.
Agüero believes that Pep’s loyalty to one player is hurting the team. He believes that reputation is being valued over performance. That trust is being misplaced. And that stubbornness is replacing flexibility. He warned Pep once. He is warning him again.
Pep Guardiola, one of the greatest managers of all time, now finds himself under a level of scrutiny he has not faced in years. Injuries are mounting. Performances are dipping. Rivals are growing stronger. And Liverpool, once again, smell blood
In recent weeks, even Pep himself admitt that Manchester City may not have what it takes to beat Liverpool to the league title this season. A statement that shocked fans and critics alike. For a manager known for confidence and belief, such honesty felt like surrender.
Liverpool, under new leadership, are flying. Energy. Intensity. Hunger. Everything City are currently lacking. And with every poor City performance, the belief grows stronger at Anfield that this could finally be their year again.
Meanwhile, Chelsea continue to live in their own storm. Todd Boehly’s vision is ambitious, aggressive, and unapologetic. He believes in spending big, acting fast, and thinking long-term. Just last week, celebrations erupted in London as Chelsea welcomed a new £100 million signing after reaching full agreement late at night. The images told their own story. Smiles. Handshakes. Confidence.
But football is not won on paper. And Chelsea know this better than anyone.
The arrival of another £40 million international star only adds pressure. Expectations will be high. Patience will be low. Mistakes will be punished. And the Premier League will show no mercy.
Across Europe, similar stories of risk and redemption continue to unfold. David de Gea, once written off, explained his break from football before joining Fiorentina. He made it clear he never intended to retire. He simply waited for the right moment. The right challenge. The right respect.
Cristiano Ronaldo, still refusing to fade quietly, personally called former teammates to convince them to join him at Al-Nassr. A reminder that ambition does not die with age.
And back in England, the Premier League remains the most unforgiving stage of all. Legends are questioned. Stars are doubted. Heroes become villains overnight.
Chelsea’s decision to push forward, even while failing, shows courage or madness, depending on who you ask. A £40 million player choosing them despite their struggles shows belief or arrogance. Agüero’s warning to Pep shows loyalty to the club or frustration with stubborn leadership.
And Erling Haaland’s missed penalty shows that even the best can fall when pressure hits hardest.
Football is never just about goals or transfers. It is about choices. Risk. Timing. And belief.
As Chelsea prepare to unveil another major signing, and as Manchester City search for answers after humiliation, one thing is certain. The Premier League drama is far from over. The stories are only getting louder. The pressure is only increasing. And the next chapter could change everything.
In this league, reputation means nothing without performance. History offers no protection. And even giants can fall.
The question now is simple. Who will rise when it matters most?















