Joe Hart: Guardiola is considered one of the greatest coaches in football history

Hart reminisced about his visit to Abu Dhabi in 2014, saying he was fortunate to meet Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and praised Manchester City Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak, describing him as "a wonderful person and an exceptional leader."

He affirmed that these experiences helped forge a close relationship between him and Abu Dhabi, which he described as "a very special place."

Top 3 Goalkeepers in the World

When discussing the best goalkeepers currently, Hart selected Italian Gianluigi Donnarumma, Belgian Thibaut Courtois, and Spanish Unai Simon as his top three goalkeepers in the world.

He explained that choosing a favorite goalkeeper is not easy due to the different playing styles and skills each goalkeeper possesses.

He said, "There are outstanding goalkeepers right now, and I don't think it's appropriate to choose just one as the best in the world."

He also praised the performance of Spanish goalkeeper David Raya from Arsenal, commending the level many top goalkeepers are showing in international football.

Guardiola is One of the Greatest Coaches

Regarding Spanish coach Pep Guardiola, Hart confirmed that he is one of the greatest coaches in the history of the game.

He said, "He has achieved exceptional success everywhere he has coached. He is one of the greatest coaches in history, if not the greatest of all time."

England Close to Achieving Their Dream

Hart discussed the English national team's participation in the World Cup, stating that reaching the semifinals should not be considered a failure, despite not winning the title.

He said the English team performed well against Argentina, but things did not go as the players hoped.

He added, "Some may consider this result a failure, but it is not. They reached the World Cup semifinals, which is the biggest tournament a football player can participate in."

He noted that England has not won the World Cup since 1966, but they continue to get closer to achieving their goals, benefiting from the experiences gained by the players.

He expressed confidence that German coach Thomas Tuchel continues to understand the team's potential better, considering that the upcoming European Championship represents an important opportunity for England to compete for the title.

Memories of Titles with Manchester City

Hart reflected on the highlights of his career with Manchester City, affirming that all the titles he won with the team hold unique value for him.

He explained that winning the FA Cup for the first time was a special moment, especially since the club had been without titles for a long time.

He added, "When you play for a club that hasn't won a title in a long time, and then you start winning trophies, every title becomes equally important to you."

He noted that winning the Premier League twice, along with domestic cup titles, gave him a renewed sense of pride and happiness with each trophy.

Praise for Football Talents in Abu Dhabi

During his current visit to the UAE, Hart expressed admiration for the emerging talents he saw at the Manchester City Football School in Abu Dhabi.

He said, "I watched the kids and the training they undergo, and there are indeed some very promising talents, along with coaches who possess a high level of competence."

He added that he visited the Zayed Museum and participated in an experience related to Formula 1 racing, noting that he spent two activity-filled days with a warm welcome.

Regarding his following of UAE and Gulf football, Hart admitted that he hasn't watched many matches, but he expressed his best wishes for his former coaches Brendan Rodgers and Ange Postecoglou, whom he noted are in the region.

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In a special interview with Sky News Arabia during his visit to the UAE, Hart said his relationship with Abu Dhabi goes beyond football, pointing out that the investments from the Manchester City ownership have made a significant impact on the club and the city of Manchester.

He added, "When the ownership took over the club, the level of interest and investment in Manchester was exceptional, and I want to emphasize the city first, before the club itself."

Hart reminisced about his visit to Abu Dhabi in 2014, saying he was fortunate to meet Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and praised Manchester City Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak, describing him as "a wonderful person and an exceptional leader."

He affirmed that these experiences helped forge a close relationship between him and Abu Dhabi, which he described as "a very special place."

Top 3 Goalkeepers in the World

When discussing the best goalkeepers currently, Hart selected Italian Gianluigi Donnarumma, Belgian Thibaut Courtois, and Spanish Unai Simon as his top three goalkeepers in the world.

He explained that choosing a favorite goalkeeper is not easy due to the different playing styles and skills each goalkeeper possesses.

He said, "There are outstanding goalkeepers right now, and I don't think it's appropriate to choose just one as the best in the world."

He also praised the performance of Spanish goalkeeper David Raya from Arsenal, commending the level many top goalkeepers are showing in international football.

Guardiola is One of the Greatest Coaches

Regarding Spanish coach Pep Guardiola, Hart confirmed that he is one of the greatest coaches in the history of the game.

He said, "He has achieved exceptional success everywhere he has coached. He is one of the greatest coaches in history, if not the greatest of all time."

England Close to Achieving Their Dream

Hart discussed the English national team's participation in the World Cup, stating that reaching the semifinals should not be considered a failure, despite not winning the title.

He said the English team performed well against Argentina, but things did not go as the players hoped.

He added, "Some may consider this result a failure, but it is not. They reached the World Cup semifinals, which is the biggest tournament a football player can participate in."

He noted that England has not won the World Cup since 1966, but they continue to get closer to achieving their goals, benefiting from the experiences gained by the players.

He expressed confidence that German coach Thomas Tuchel continues to understand the team's potential better, considering that the upcoming European Championship represents an important opportunity for England to compete for the title.

Memories of Titles with Manchester City

Hart reflected on the highlights of his career with Manchester City, affirming that all the titles he won with the team hold unique value for him.

He explained that winning the FA Cup for the first time was a special moment, especially since the club had been without titles for a long time.

He added, "When you play for a club that hasn't won a title in a long time, and then you start winning trophies, every title becomes equally important to you."

He noted that winning the Premier League twice, along with domestic cup titles, gave him a renewed sense of pride and happiness with each trophy.

Praise for Football Talents in Abu Dhabi

During his current visit to the UAE, Hart expressed admiration for the emerging talents he saw at the Manchester City Football School in Abu Dhabi.

He said, "I watched the kids and the training they undergo, and there are indeed some very promising talents, along with coaches who possess a high level of competence."

He added that he visited the Zayed Museum and participated in an experience related to Formula 1 racing, noting that he spent two activity-filled days with a warm welcome.

Regarding his following of UAE and Gulf football, Hart admitted that he hasn't watched many matches, but he expressed his best wishes for his former coaches Brendan Rodgers and Ange Postecoglou, whom he noted are in the region.