“It feels like we’re all children” – Newcastle star Bruno Guimarães offers brutally honest insight into Manchester City challenge

Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimarães has provided a brutally honest account of what it is like to play against Manchester City.

The Brazilian midfielder faced Manchester City twice in the Premier League last season, picking up valuable points at home early in the season but losing 2-0 at the Etihad Stadium in pre-season.

City then turned in a professional performance worthy of the Premier League title when they faced Eddie Howe’s side in early March, winning 2-0 with goals from Phil Foden and Bernardo Silva.

That afternoon, Guimaraes placed Eddie Howe in the middle of the three-man midfield alongside the likes of Joelinton and Sean Longstaff in what he now considers one of the “most terrifying” experiences of his professional career. I had the experience of being

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“I respect you, but I know Manchester City are one step ahead of any other team in England.” said the Brazilian national team player.

He continued, ‘They are fifteen. It feels like we’re playing with 10 players, but we feel like we’re playing with 7.” You look and you think, ‘Wow, we have a lot of blue players. . And they’re all insanely good. Sometimes we talk and the trainer asks ‘Push the right side, push the left side…’

Newcastle United and Bruno Guimaraes will get their first taste of UEFA Champions League football next season at the strength of the ultimate test squad. By participating in Europe’s top club competition alongside the Premier League.

But with Pep Guardiola and his squad winning the Premier League and Champions League trophies, Manchester City have proved in the most successful way that it can be done.

When it comes to possible transfers, Manchester City are eyeing a new central midfielder in anticipation of a possible departure from Bernardo Silva, but Bruno Guimaraes’ bold move at the moment is a move that will see him leave the club. It has nothing to do with immigration.