Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he never stops learning as a manager.
Some 15 years since moving into the dugout as Barcelona B head coach and 31 trophies later, the Catalan is one of club football's most successful managers of all-time.
He also needs one more win to celebrate 250 Premier League wins as City boss.
But, despite the numerous successes, he insists he is continually looking to improve, learn and improve – with Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp among those he admires and studies.
“What I see there are many things, I am close (to Jurgen)," said Pep.
“We are quite similar in many things, but in the final third they are more 'wow' for the quality of player they have, but I learn a lot not just from Jurgen, but also from every manager I see in the Premier League.
“I'm curious to see the opponent what they do.
“This is the reason why I am a manager, to discover the shape they are going to play, and see how we can control them and do it, it's the only reason why I'm here sitting in front of you - the only one.
“It's too much work and stress sometimes and you see the players are sad because they don't play when they deserve to and you feel it's your responsibility, that's not good I don't like it but of course I learn many things.
“That's why I feel a better manager now than when I started.
“I learn from my opponents, I learn from reading books on tactics or whatever, the experience of what they do and have and next time try to do better against them and beat them next time."
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