Arteta praises Guardiola ahead of Arsenal's match against City
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 1:05 PM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Mikel Arteta acknowledged Pep Guardiola's significant impact on English football as they prepare for Arsenal's match against Manchester City. Guardiola, who led City from 2016 to 2025, will not be on the touchline for the first time due to his departure. Arteta, who spent three years under Guardiola's mentorship, expressed his belief that Guardiola is the best manager in history. Despite Guardiola's absence, Manchester City will still pose a challenge to Arsenal, as the team aims to secure a strong performance in the upcoming fixture.
- •Arteta pays tribute to Guardiola's coaching impact.
- •Guardiola managed Manchester City from 2016 to 2025.
- •Arteta believes Guardiola is the best manager in history.
- •Arsenal faces Manchester City this weekend without Guardiola.
- •City remains a strong team despite the managerial change.
- 1:05 PMYahoo Sports — “He has made all of us better” Arteta pays tribute to Guardiola
"Mikel Arteta has paid tribute to Pep Guardiola as he prepares to face Manchester City without the manager who dominated English football until the end of last season.Guardiola was at the helm at City ...
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