In doing so, he’s reached the incredible milestone faster than any other manager in English top-flight history.
The Catalan achieved the feat in just 413 competitive fixtures, surpassing the previous record, shared by former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger and Liverpool boss Bob Paisley, by 102 matches.
Other notable names on that illustrious list of managers to win 300 matches as an English top-flight club include Don Revie (524), Sir Alex Ferguson (556), Sir Matt Busby (577) and Brian Clough (617).
It’s the latest achievement in what has been a truly remarkable tenure at the Etihad Stadium for Guardiola.
Already considered one of the greatest managers of all time, the Catalan has also become the first men’s manager to claim a European treble on more than one occasion.
He boasts an astonishing win percentage of over 73% during his time at City since taking the reins ahead of the 2016/17 campaign.
During that time, we’ve found the net 1015 times, at an average of just under 2.5 per match, conceding just 336 in the process.
It means that, under the Catalan’s guidance, City boast a remarkable goal difference of +679.
Everyone at City would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Pep and his staff on reaching yet another significant milestone.
Pep’s City tenure so far:
Played: 413
Wins: 300
Drawn: 55
Lost: 58
Goals scored: 1015
