EPL: Guardiola reveals ‘one regret’ as he leaves Man City

Posted on May 22, 2026 by Hot Source

Departing Manchester City manager, Pep Guardiola, has admitted he regrets not giving Joe Hart a chance after he arrived at the club in 2016.
Hart did not play a single game under Guardiola and played on loan at Torino for two seasons, but signing for Burnley.
At the time, the goalkeeper was the England number one and a two-time Premier League winner.
But Guardiola deemed Hart was not good enough with his feet for his style and brought in Claudio Bravo.
“I want to confess something, I have just one regret – I didn’t give Joe Hart a chance with me, to prove how good a keeper he was,” Guardiola said on Sky Sports.
“When you take a lot of decisions, you will make mistakes.”
EPL: Guardiola reveals ‘one regret’ as he leaves Man City

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EPL: Saka becomes Arsenal’s highest-paid player with new contract

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February 17, 2026
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Arsenal winger, Bukayo Saka, has become the Premier League club’s highest-paid player with his new contract.

According to the BBC, all the formalities have been wrapped up between both parties over a five-year deal.

This fresh agreement will see Saka earn around £300,000-a-week with the Gunners.

Saka’s contract was set to expire next summer, but Arsenal have moved quickly to tie the 24-year-old down.

The news is a major boost for Mikel Arteta, as his team fights on four fronts, to win silverware for the first time since 2020.

Saka has scored seven goals in 33 appearances this term.

He joins the likes of Gabriel Magalhaes, William Saliba and Ethan Nwaneri in committing their futures to Arsenal.

EPL: Saka becomes Arsenal’s highest-paid player with new contract

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Pinnick speaks on returning as NFF president

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January 20, 2026
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Amaju Pinnick has said he has no ambition to return as the president of the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF.

There have been rumours circulating that Pinnick is eyeing a third term.

But the 55-year-old has now told News Central that he does not plan to run again.

“I’m young. I’m 55. I could still be president. But do I want to be? Never,” Pinnick said.

Pinnick previously held two full terms as NFF president, from 2014 to 2022.

He also served as the First Vice President of the Confederation of African Football, CAF, and was part of FIFA’s committee for organizing competitions.

“I’ve been in the role for eight years and I’m happy with that.

“So things are moving forward. It’s helping the federation to see some of its problems and how to fix them,” Pinnick added.

Pinnick speaks on returning as NFF president