As: Director Begilistan officially leaves office, Manchester City s Club World Cup is also the end of the era

As reported that Manchester City's elimination in the Club World Cup means the end of an era of success, which has been created in recent years under the leadership of sports director Begiristan and head coach Guardiola.

The separation of the pair became inevitable as the club announced late last year that it would be the final season of Begiristan's position. The game in Orlando became his last match as Manchester City sporting director and he will embark on a new journey from now on. One of the most successful football managers in history will be replaced by Hugo Viana.

In recent months, Begiristan has personally incorporated Viana into the team to ensure that the transfer of power is beneficial to the club. It is rare to see outgoing people pave the way for successors in this industry, which undoubtedly proves the respect that Begiristan has earned in this club and the football world as a whole. Despite renewing Guardiola and Haaland and completing many transfer operations, the departure of Spanish executives ultimately had a negative impact on the performance of the stadium. The stability he has provided has been shaken by numerous changes, injuries and future strategy adjustments.

Bergiristan, now 60, has an admirable career achievement that is almost a dream. In the seven years he spent at Barcelona and the thirteen years he had won a total of 30 titles. These include 3 Champions League championships, 11 league championships, 3 Cups of Kings, 6 Super Cups, 1 European Super Cup, 5 League Cups, and 1 World Club Cup. It's all done through his carefully constructed roster, tailored to the game plan of past coaches. His departure was a heavy blow to Manchester City, which had already been revealed at the end of the season, and the power transition period reflected how difficult it would be without him.