I didnt go German to change German football insists Pep

The Spaniard has hailed the Bavarians’ accomplishments under his tutelage as “extraordinary” as he riggings up for his last home amusement responsible for the Bundesliga champions

Liveliness Guardiola has played down recommendations he has changed German football amid his time at Bayern Munich.

The Spaniard will assume responsibility of his last Bundesliga diversion as Bayern chief when the champions host Hannover on Saturday.

Guardiola, who will join Manchester City in the late spring, may have won three straight group titles with the Bavarians, yet was unwilling to remark on cases his style has changed German football.

“I’m not the ideal individual to say how extraordinary my impact on German football was,” he said on Friday.

“I didn’t come here to change German football. I’m egotistical, however not that haughty.

“I came here to take in, the same reason I’m going to Britain.

“What would I be able to gain from the players and English football? The reason is to live in different nations and experience diverse methods for playing.”

Guardiola joined Bayern after they had won recently their second group crown in five years in 2012/13, however has following transformed them into serial title champs

The previous Barcelona mentor feels his side’s accomplishments amid his spell in control have been “exceptional”.

“We lost nine diversions in three years and five came when we were at that point champions,” Guardiola said. “That is extraordinary.”

Midfielder Xabi Alonso will miss Hannover’s outing to the Allianz Enclosure through a rib grievance, while Javi Martinez is likewise out with a lower leg damage.

Guardiola is cheerful Martinez will be fit for the DFB-Pokal last against Borussia Dortmund on May 21.