Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola commented on his super-chalant proposal for the introduction of a salary scale in the English Premier League. Unconcerned with those that his club opposes this initiative, the Spanish side added a potentially negative spin by declaring that the league "

Looks like 20 Premier League clubs will vote on new financial rules this month. The proposal may limit the spending of top clubs, tying them to the income of the smallest teams in the league. Guardiola, although aware of the positive and negative aspects of any decision, remains calm.

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I think that the Premier League will be a strong league in the future,” he said.

However, the coach remains concerned that such exchanges could prevent English clubs from competing with European giants.

“Whatever you wanted, the top clubs of the Premier League couldn’t compete with Real Madrid, Barcelona, \u200b\u200bBayern, PSG - it’s absurd. “And whatever happens, you will cease to be the greatest league in the world,” added Guardiola, quoting the thought of one of the top clubs.