Gvardiol: It was stressful watching from the sidelines during injury

In the Premier League match held in the early hours of this morning, Manchester City defeated Crystal Palace 3-0 at home. After the match, Gvardiol spoke about his feelings during recovery in the mixed interview zone.

Gvardiol said: "Watching the game from the sidelines is very stressful, really very stressful. When you're on the bench, or sitting behind the bench in the stands, the pressure is even greater because you know you can't do anything."

"Now that I'm back with the team, I know that every time I get an opportunity, every time I play, I have to give my all, so I feel it's easier to cope with the pressure now. I've been out for four months, I thought it would be longer, but I think four months is enough."

"Usually this type of injury takes four to six months, and as you can see, I worked very hard. I'm happy I went through the recovery process, whatever it was. I treated it as a challenge, a brand new experience in my career."

"I will be ready for the World Cup. The timing of the injury might make me feel better, yes, there are three games left, starting with Saturday's FA Cup final. Now we need to recover and be ready."