According to Pep Guardiola, he trusts his wife to pick his iconic matchday attire.

When leading his team, the Manchester City manager has come to be associated with good fashion sense on the sidelines. He frequently wears turtlenecks, City-branded jumpers, or the iconic “hoodigan.”

Guardiola is accustomed to winning, having won a trophy every 23 days on average throughout his career. He also seems to want to look nice while doing it.

His spouse Cristina Serra is a writer from Brazil, but her family owns an upscale store in Barcelona called Serra Claret that carries expensive brands like Armani and D Squared.

Additionally, Guardiola praised his spouse profusely while attributing his good looks to her in an interview with Men In Blazers.

Pep Guardiola (left) has credited his wife, Christina Serra (right), for his impressive style while coaching Manchester City

Guardiola has become almost synonymous with good style on the sidelines during matches

 

He has now revealed, however, that Serra, who has a background in fashion, is to thank

When asked how he chooses what to wear to work, he said, “My wife.” “My spouse excels in numerous areas, but her fashion sense is particularly exceptional.” I follow her when she says things to me like, “Don’t wear this or that.”

I’m intelligent enough to recognize that I should heed the advise of those who are far, far superior to me, and hers is excellent.

 

Despite being together for 35 years, Guardiola and Sierra never married until May 2014, when they exchanged vows in a private ceremony in Catalonia, which was seen by both sets of parents and their three children.

Sierra deserves recognition for his excellent manners off the field, despite his evident immense success on it.

Guardiola and Serra have been together for 35 years, and married at a small ceremony in 2014

 

The City coach is incredibly successful, winning a trophy on average every 23 days as a coach

Guardiola continued his explanation of how he succeeds as a manager. He put it down to one primary cause, and it’s been there for a while.

He declared, “Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Man City have the financial strength to purchase the best players in the world and the infrastructure necessary to complete the task.” “I believe the mindset I was raised with at the Barcelona Academy from the age of thirteen was that you had to keep improving and you were never allowed to lose.”

 

“Maybe this aspect of the competitive issue is ingrained in my bones, and I try to inoculate it into my players, the clubs, the structures, and the staff.”