Guardiola transfer is nearly twice as much as Klopp

Guardiola has been in charge of City since mid-2016, and since then City have spent an average of $141 million per season on player signings. Meanwhile, Liverpool spent a total of $457 million, an average of $76 million per season, to meet Klopp's personnel requirements.

According to the Sun, the number above shows the Klopp transfers. The German manager bought less but built a group of strong figures, under your time, Liverpool wins a Champions League, an English class, a FA Cup, a Union Cup, a Super Cup Cup, a Super Cup of Europe and a FI Cup. Same time, Man City collected four British champions, one FA Cup, four union Cup and two Super Cup.

"It's hard to question the transfer team at Anfield, even if some fans think Liverpool spent $107 million on Darwin Nunez too much," Sun commented.

When he first arrived at Liverpool at the end of 2015, Klopp had to accept a fibrous squad, no star and lack of depth. Simon Mignolet, Nathaniel Clyne, Alberto Moreno and Emre Can are the players who play the most in the debut season of the German coach. On the bench at that time, Liverpool also had poor players such as Jordon Ibe, Kevin Stewart, Sheyi Ojo, or Brad Smith.

Six years passed, everything changed completely, the owner of Anfield owns the three most dangerous men in the world and the strength of every position.

In contrast to Klopp's difficult start, Guardiola inherited a world-class squad as soon as he arrived at City. That helped him win the Premier League with a record 100 points in his second working season.