Guy Assouline: "Guardiola asked his captain to choose the squad" - Walla! sport

2021-10-23T10:59:23.905Z

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Guy Assouline: "Guardiola asked his captain to choose the squad"

The Israeli midfielder is remembered in his days as a young player in Barcelona B.

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Didn't really connect to the period in Iasi and Kirat.

Assouline (Photo: Screenshot, Instagram Polytechnic Yash)

"It's something that goes with me," Assouline added, "I haven't heard anything like that from any other coach since. In the end, we all wanted to play, so he had to pick 11. It was weird, because a coach likes to pick the lineup."

After Guardiola received a promotion and was appointed to Barcelona's senior team, there were reports that he would take Assouline along with him. However, a serious knee injury halted the midfielder's progress and after he returned, he also struggled to play in the reserve team for Luis Enrique.

Assouline moved to Manchester City, but did not make a single appearance and told of the turn of events: "After leaving England, I played in the second division in Spain (Santander), where I saw real football. When you grew up in Barcelona and Manchester City, things look different, everything It looks like a dream. "

Assouline, who has really done a bizarre track in his career, managed to shine in the Romanian Kiirat and Yashi as well but did not really play there.

He said: "If I had to give advice to a young player, I would recommend him to play only in Western Europe. He should go to England, Spain, Italy, Germany or France. He should not go to another league, especially when he is young. I experienced a lot of unprofessional clubs, and saw a lot. "A lot of corruption. Maybe it was harder for me because I grew up in the best club in the world. It's like living in a mansion for 20 years and then being homeless."