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Published 13:41 3 Dec 2023 GMT
Updated 13:57 3 Dec 2023 GMT

Pep Guardiola has named Sir Alex Ferguson as the greatest manager of all time.
Speaking on Sky Sports, Guardiola was asked who he believes to be the best manager of all time, to which he quickly replied: "Sir Alex Ferguson, I would say. And after that, close close close, Johann Cruyff, and then I would say Arrigo Sacchi."
While Guardiola praised Ferguson as the greatest manager, he did say that Arrigo Sacchi "changed generations of players and the way they played was unique."
He added that Cruyff changed two football clubs, however stressed that Ferguson is the greatest.
He said: "Sir Alex number one. For the amount of consistency. For the amount of titles. For the amount of change, dynamics."
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