Manchester City, Mancini: "Guardiola's struggles hard to understand, the team is England's best"

This morning Roberto Mancini, interviewed by the press gathered at "Footballers for Unicef," responded to several questions about the Premier League but began remarking on his own future: "There's nothing for certain yet but sometimes a coach will go where few would expect. For sure, I would like to have an experience abroad. I have been in Italy and England, and so I'd like to try somewhere else. It's been a year since I last worked and next year I will probably return. Going to China? They've asked already, but my response has been that it is too far." Next, Mancini spoke about Conte and his results in Chelsea: "Antonio is a great coach and he has a strong side available. For him it was important to immerse himself in all things English, he struggled a bit at the beginning like many Italians. He was strong in withstanding the pressure and in my opinion it'd be a deserved title win. The struggles of Guardiola? It's confusing, City since 2012 is the best side that there's been in England."