Zidane is Real’s kingpin, not Ronaldo
The Italian’s comment comes days after the Catalan coach suggested that his coaching days were already coming to an end, despite having been in charge of the Etihad club for just six months.
“Guardiola’s football is fundamentally always the same and if the opponents figure out counter-measures, he has to find an alternative," Capello told Sky Italy.
“In any case, I think if he made these statements, it is also because in my view he has the idea of becoming President of Barcelona.”
Guardiola led Manchester City to a 2-1 win over Burnley in their last Premier League outing, despite Fernandinho’s first half red card.
Win or bust: Spurs must prove title mettle
However, the Catalan’s dismissive interviews following the victory led to supporters questioning his attitude, shortly after the comments of his coaching future were aired.
“I will not be on the bench until I am 60 or 65 years old. I feel that the process of my goodbye has already started,” the City boss told NBC Sports.
