Guardiola admits Manchester City to fight for adaptation after the second consecutive defeat

Pep Guardiola admitted to Manchester City, struggling to adapt to the changes in their team after watching his team He surrendered to a return in the second half in Brighton and Hof Albion.

After beating 2-0 at home by Tottenham last week, City looked ready to wear when Erling Haland put them in the 34th minute.

Halland represented his hundred appearance in the Premier League with his eighty -eighth goal in the department, yet City was unable to add it to their progress despite the dictation of the game.

They were punished in the 67th minute when James Milner tied the penalty place against his former club after he was sentenced to Matheus Nunes by dealing with the area.

City has never regained control from there, and was convicted of a second consecutive defeat in a row from the end of the normal time when Bragane Gruda renewed James Trafford and reached the winning homeland in Brighton.

Several additions were made to the City team in the transfer window, with Trafford, Rayyan Ait Nuri and Tigjan Regends at the beginning of the eleventh in Brighton. Ryan Cherke was not included in the team.

Guardiola suggested that his team is still struggling for gel as they went to the international break with only three points from nine games.

“We are calling the goal and then turning,” Guardiola told Sky Sports after a 2-1 defeat.

“Even then, it was really good, we had opportunities and the team looked aggressive and dynamic. We’ve done good hours and then half an hour after we were not good. We forgot to pass the ball, just played long balls and we were not good enough. That’s what it is.

“Erling is our great threat, but in general, we have done a good hour, and after we call for the goal, like Tottenham somewhat, we waive it, and everywhere we do not continue to do what we need to do. This can happen, you still have time because it is possible to waive the Premier League.

“We have a really good team, and of course we have changed many things that form the past to the past, and this is normal, we need new players to adapt and we need the elderly to help them overcome them.”

Guardiola admired Rodri’s return

Rodri started his first 11 -month start to a city after the serious knee injury he suffered last September.

Guardiola was pleased with the Ballon d’or winner last year, and she hoped for the clarity made by the end of the transfer window, which is closed to the Premier League on Monday, will help his team improve in the coming weeks.

Guardiola added: “Rodri is really well played and is a higher character,” Guardiola added. “Happy because he played 90 minutes and I would like to say that he can handle his minutes in the national team and after we start the season.

“I love many of the things we do, and when we go back, we know the team that we will get and we will try to compete.”