Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has apologized for the
players and supporters of the club after his team crashed out of the Champions
League.
City beat Bayern Munich 2-0 at Eastlands on Wednesday night,
but it was not enough as a victory against Villarreal Napoli has seen them
through the expense of men Mancini.
He told Sky Sports: "We need to improve as a team of
our group is difficult to Naples to get through ...
"We're a good team is always a great team. I am very
sorry for our supporters and I am sorry for his players because the players
like that should be played in Champions League .
"I would think that with 10 points [the amount of money
the city is going through the team - always - 99% [time] This is a very strange
group, the group difficult.
"We've made some mistakes but it can occur after
Naples. [Place City lost to Napoli is difficult."
City must address to compete in the Europa League but the
Italian coach believes his team has a chance of winning that trophy.
He continued: "We're going Europa League, it's a
trophy, a title is important We are disappointed, but we want to do better next
year.
"I think perhaps now we think the Europa League is not
important but if we come in the final, we would think it very important.
"I think we're on top of the Premier League, but this
season will be very difficult and we want to improve from last year, we want to
improve in the Champions League."
The rivals Manchester United have been dumping the
competition after their 2-1 defeat Basel, and Mancini admits he's not sure why
England have struggled this season.
"It's strange to go out and States. It's strange,"
he added.
47-year-also further clarify the situation regarding
wantaway striker Carlos Tevez.
He insisted the club did not want to sanction a loan move,
like a permanent move, despite reported interest from AC Milan.
"I do not know that the situation at this time but we
want to sell Tevez, certainly," he said.
"It's hard for us borrow him for this reason nothing is
certainly the only sure thing is that we will not let Tevez go borrow."
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