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Gabriel Jesus has had the privilege of working under both Pep Guardiola and Hansi Flick during his career and has offered a bit of insight into the differences between the two coaches. The Brazilian star, who swapped Arsenal for Barcelona…

Barcelona forward Gabriel Jesus shared insights on the tactical differences between Pep Guardiola and Hansi Flick, noting that Guardiola's approach is much more tactical based on building from the back. In contrast, Jesus explained that Flick's system demands players run, press, simplify their play when necessary, and be themselves, although both methods produce results.
Jesus, who moved from Arsenal to Barcelona over the summer, also highlighted his close connection with former Manchester City teammate Joao Cancelo in the dressing room. After staying back during the international break, Jesus is targeting playing time when Flick's squad faces Getafe on Saturday.
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