PEP GUARDIOLA is hoping to lead Manchester City to a fifth successive Premier League title – and his new t-shirt shows that he is ready to do it in style.
The Spanish magician will arguably go down as one of the greatest managers for what his teams have achieved on the pitch.
However, his bold outfit choices on the touchline has also caught the eye.
And fans have noticed Guardiola’s new t-shirt for the 2024/25 Premier League campaign.
Pep Guardiola has been sporting Puma’s new T-shirt range which says ‘Sports Hydration System’ on the front.
It also has a graphic with two people drinking from a water bottle and it says the words ‘kalium, calcium, eissen, magnesium’ underneath it.
The Puma logo is then below that.
He was first spotted wearing Puma’s new range of T-shirts during Manchester City’s Community Shield win against noisy neighbours Manchester United.
This became a major talking point among fans as team managers often wear suits to a momentous Wembley occasion.
Lucky grey cardigan
Pep’s “lucky” grey cardigan fired Manchester City to the English Treble in the 2018/2019 season.
The Spaniard wore it 30 times that season, as the Sky Blues clocked up a record tally of wins in all competitions on their path to Premier League, Carabao Cup and, FA Cup glory.
City’s only blip was being knocked out of the Champions League by Spurs.
We revealed that Pep Guardiola’s favourite grey cardigan cost him £1,200 and was made by Theresa May’s favourite Italian designer, Herno.
MDCR jumper
Pep Guardiola’s ‘mdcr’ hoodie caught the eye of a lot of fans during the 2022/23 campaign.
The four-letter abbreviation stands for ‘Madchester’, adding to the north-western English city’s reputation as a musical and cultural cauldron, where mad things happen.
The term is associated with the music scene from the 1980s and 1990s.
Back then, bands like the Stone Roses, Happy Mondays and Inspiral Carpets were running the roost music-wise.
And then along came a band called Oasis, fronted by City-loving pair Liam and Noel Gallagher, who changed the face of British music forever.
But Madchester was also associated with massive raves and gigs that went on in the city at the time, many of them taking place in warehouses and derelict buildings that had been repurposed for music venues.
P hoodie
Pep Guardiola wore a ‘P’ hoodie during the 2023 FA Cup final win against Manchester United.
The Spaniard regularly gets his clothing from a supplier in Spain.
Open Arms hoodie
Guardiola wore the iconic jumper to promote humanitarian charity Open Arms – the organisation the generous Manchester City boss donated £130,000 to in 2018.
The former Barcelona manager donned the hoodie during a clash with Chelsea, Newcastle and Arsenal in the 2020/21 season.
