Pep Guardiola has added another historic milestone to his illustrious career, as with Sunday’s 1-0 victory over Brentford at the “Gtech Community Stadium,” he became the fastest manager to reach 250 Premier League wins.
The Catalan coach achieved this remarkable feat after just 349 matches in charge of Manchester City, setting a new record that highlights his dominance in English football since 2016.
For comparison, Manchester United legend Sir Alex Ferguson needed 404 matches to reach 250 wins, while former Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger achieved it after 423 games — making Guardiola’s success even more impressive.
In the match against Brentford, City delivered a strong and efficient performance, earning three valuable points that lifted them to fifth place with 13 points from eight matches, just four points behind leaders Arsenal.
Guardiola maintains a win percentage of 71.6%, placing him above every other manager in league history and reinforcing his status as one of the most dominant figures in modern football.
The victory was secured by Erling Haaland, who scored the decisive goal in the 9th minute.
