Guardiola: Barca Was A Bigger Struggle Than City

Guardiola is looking forward to his EPL bow on Saturday, but maintains it is not the toughest assignment for his career.
Seeing as the Spanish manager inherited a Barcelona team that had Lionel Messi, and then the treble-winning Bayern Munich. Many see Manchester City as a challenge for Guardiola.
However, the 45-year-old maintains spending time at Barcelona will be a tougher test than taking over Manchester City.
“The hardest test is always the first one because without the first one you don’t arrive to the second one,” he told a pre-match news conference.
“I was promoted to coach of Barcelona first team because I was successful in the previous experience with the second team, so [City] is not the hardest one.
“Every one is special. To have success at home is not easy. I moved to Germany and learned German to communicate with the players and the media. In Germany it was always a big challenge.
“Of course it is special for me in the Premier League. I know I will be judged in terms of results but for me I am a lucky guy to be here.”