
Claudio Bravo has confirmed
losing his starting place at Barcelona prompted him to push through a move to
Manchester City.
The 33-year-old Chilean joined City in a £17.1m deal from the Catalan giants on August 25 and has quickly established himself as Pep Guardiola’s first-choice goalkeeper.
The 33-year-old Chilean joined City in a £17.1m deal from the Catalan giants on August 25 and has quickly established himself as Pep Guardiola’s first-choice goalkeeper.
“It was not me that was [first]
at Barca, it was Ter Stegen,” Bravo told Cadena SER. “The club made me an offer
to renew but, seeing their plans, I also made them understand my position.
“I was very sincere – I did not
want to sit on the bench. It’s not my thing. And they understood. In Barcelona
I always devoted myself to doing my best, I always felt the support.
“What appeared in the press –
that we had a bad relationship and things were uncomfortable at the end – was
not true. It was never a problem, indeed, we both always benefitted from the
competition.”

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