''I Would Be More Than Happy," : Yaya Toure Aims At Making Amends With Guardiola

Former Barcelona midfielder Yaya Toure has revealed that he would like to patch up his differences with Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola. 

Toure and Guardiola shared a frosty relationship over two spells in England and Spain. Toure did not enjoy significant game time as he would have liked under Guardiola. 

At one point, the former Ivory Coast captain said that Guardiola did not like African players. In an exclusive interview with Daily Mail, he expressed his interest in apologizing to Guardiola personally claiming that his comments were taken out of context. 

''I would be more than happy to talk with him. I'm on a different pathway now. I will be someone who tries to understand my players, different cultures and footballers, bringing them together to make a team. I will become a manager one day." 

 Toure has in the past reached out to Guardiola, but the proven tactician hasn't responded to his messages yet. 

The 39-year-old who now works as a coach of the U-16s at Tottenham Hotspur left Manchester City for Olympiacos in 2018 after making over 200 appearances. 

Source: Sportsbrief