Pep Guardiola's words on Bobby Charlton's passing

A sad day in football history due to the passing of English football legend Bobby Charlton. The player was one of the historic players of Manchester United and the England National Team. He is the winner of the only World Cup in the British country and a faithful follower of the Red Devils. The player achieved an important legacy, which he continues to reflect today. Now, several sports leaders are beginning to react to this tragic news.

Charlton's legacy will be forever linked to fans and the world of the Premier League and the England National Team, who since 1966 have not even been able to get close to a World Cup Final. Bobby Charlton was born in Ashington in 1937, 86 years later the legacy of that Manchester United youth player has become a must-see for British football fans

Sir Bobby Charlton played more than 758 games with the Red Devils, in which he scored up to 249 goals. Figures that, decades after his retirement, still place him as the Mancunian team's second all-time top scorer, only behind Wayne Rooney. He is also considered by many to be the greatest English footballer of all time. The footballer placed himself in a key way in the history of sport in general.

What did Pep Guardiola say about the death of Bobby Charlton?

After Manchester City's victory, Pep Guardiola spoke to various media at a press conference. The Spanish coach confessed to feeling sad about the news, and also assured that it is a great loss for the country. “I am sorry to Manchester United family and England. Next week when we go there, we'll be present to make a tribute. I love this country for many things but one of the things is how they take care of legends…”