Manchester City Manager Guardiola to Solskjaer: If you want to stay at Manchester United you have to win

Manchester City Manager Pep Guardiola has spoken about the situation of Manchester United coach Solskjaer.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has said he sympathizes with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and says Manchester United's managers are under twice the pressure.

Under intense pressure, the Norwegian coach faces growing speculation about his future after a 5-0 loss to Liverpool and Manchester United's relegation to 7th place in the Premier League.

Pep Guardiola knows how intense it is to coach top clubs after leaving Barcelona.

Guardiola said at a press conference before Manchester City's game against Crystal Palace on Saturday:

"The problems at Manchester United have doubled. They've been one of England's biggest teams for many years, just like Liverpool. So both wins and losses have a double impact. It's no surprise.

"If I don't get good results I will be treated the same way. No manager can stand bad results. So expectations are very high at Manchester United, you have to win if you want to stay at Manchester United.

"The team hasn't won the Premier League for a long time. That's why they're trying to get wins to win championships because their history demands it. When I ran Barcelona, ​​I knew I had to win, or another manager could have come and replaced me.

"I'm saying the obvious things right now that everyone knows. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is trying to win games to be closer to his family, the people around him and his own staff. I'm sure of that because it's not a secret."