Pep Guardiola delivers a direct comment about Liverpool while also conveying a distinct message about Arsenal and making a prediction about Tottenham.

Pep Guardiola has indicated that Arsenal have exhibited superior form compared to Liverpool this season, irrespective of their respective positions in the league standings. Liverpool now holds the top position in the Premier League, with a one-point advantage over Manchester City. Manchester City, in turn, is one point ahead of Arsenal, who is in third place.

However, with this Sunday’s upcoming match between Liverpool and City at Anfield set to be the final encounter in the Premier League between Jurgen Klopp and Guardiola, due to Klopp’s recent announcement of his departure at the end of the current season, the focus has shifted to who will be Guardiola’s next rival.

Liverpool and City have been fierce adversaries in previous seasons, but the Reds may experience a decline in performance as they adjust to a new manager following Klopp’s departure. Arsenal has the opportunity to become consistent leaders, although other teams may also pose a challenge, according to Guardiola.

Guardiola made a direct comment regarding Liverpool’s recent last-minute victories in the Premier League, contrasting them with Arsenal’s recent dominant performances against opponents. Arsenal has netted a total of 31 goals in their consecutive seven victories.

Guardiola stated that Arsenal has already reached a certain level of achievement. They were our primary adversaries last season. Observe their manner of playing. Liverpool often require more than 90 minutes to secure a victory, occasionally even longer. In contrast, Arsenal may sometimes achieve a win in as little as 25 minutes. That is the reason for their presence.

Anticipating the upcoming season, Guardiola made a prediction about Tottenham. In his statement, he remarked, “Liverpool has consistently maintained its identity and remains a strong contender.”

“I anticipate that Tottenham will progress, while Manchester United and Newcastle may return to playing only one game per week.” As the upcoming season approaches, I find myself lacking the capacity to contemplate future events.