Guardiola on Grealish's future, Silva and Wydadpublished at 07:47 BST 18 June
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has spoken to the media before Wednesday's Club World Cup game against Wydad AC (kick-off 17:00 BST).
Here are the key lines from his news conference:
On future of Jack Grealish: "I don't know if his future will be in Manchester. We'll be away now, and we'll see what happens. For now, he's a Manchester City player - and if he has to come back, he will."
The City boss added: "Jack is an exceptional player. The only reason he didn't play last season was, of course, my decisions. Now, we've decided he needs to play. The club was honest, and he was honest."
When asked about the Club World Cup as a whole, Guardiola said: "It is an incredible opportunity to understand we come here all together, to show who we are in the best way, playing the sport we love."
On Bernardo Silva being appointed as the club's new captain: "Bernardo has been an incredible figure for us. Eight years here, no injures and always in the bad moments he makes a step up and sets the example [to the rest of the team] on the pitch."
Guardiola previously let the squad vote on who should lead the dressing room, but admitted he "didn't like what happened last season and decided this season who represents the team". He added: "Sometimes I want to be the boss."
On opponents Wydad AC: "Football has grown up a lot all around the world. All these teams have individual quality. We have huge, huge respect. We saw what we could see of them. We have a gameplan and we are here to make a good tournament."
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