Gabriel Jesus ban from taking Coca-Cola.

Gabriel Jesus band from taking Coca-Cola

The young star Gabriel Jesus has been band from taking his favorite beverage Coca-Cola by his new boss pep Guardiola.

Jesus signed  for Manchester city from Brazilian side Palmerias for 27 million British pounds but stayed back to finish the season and helped the club win their first league title in 22 years.

He enjoyed a a meal with his new manager, City director of football Txiki Begiristain and the club's Brazilian midfielders Fernando and Fernandinho at Fazenda, which has been rated as one of Manchester's finest Brazilian 'rodizio' restaurants.

Despite the Spinningfields restaurant being adorned with vintage bottles of wine and spirits, Jesus preferred drink was a bottle of Coca-Cola.

However, the forward has revealed that his choice of beverage will have to change under Guardiola's reign.

'He told me I cannot drink Coca Cola,' Jesus admitted of the now-imposed ban to Sport.

A switch from Brazil to England  for a nineteen year old is definitely going to be difficult but Jesus has revealed he would be moving with some of his family members and friends to help him settle. although he admitted he would have loved to move with his entire neighborhood (Jardim peri).

He told

ESPN.

: 'If I could, I'd take all the ones who are with me since my growth. I'm much connected to my neighbourhood, Jardim Peri, every time I'm having a day off at home, I go there.

'If I could, I'd take the entire neighbourhood there, and would make a Jardim Peri in England. It's a place where I have peace.

'I'm going with my mum, my brother and taking two friends who are always with me, played football with me when I was small. I hope they help me a lot there.'

The 19 year old forward is yet to be assigned a shirt number at city but has not hidden his love for the number 33. Same number he wore at Palmeiras.

'I had told them it's hard without the 33,' he added. 'I want this number because I used it since I was promoted at Palmeiras.'

GABRIEL JESUS FACTFILE

Born: 3 April 1997, Sao Paulo (age: 19)

Position: Forward

Clubs:

2015-16 Palmeiras

2016-present Manchester City

International:

Brazil - 6 caps, five goals

Honours:

Brazilian league - 2016

Brazilian cup - 2015 

Olympic gold medal - 2016  

 









Zlatan Ibrahimovic slams Pep Guardiola once again ahead of Manchester United's tie with City

Zlatan Ibrahimovic slams Pep Guardiola once again ahead of Manchester United's tie with City


Zlatan Ibrahimovic has aimed another volley at ex-manager Pep Guardiola
Ibrahimovic branded Guardiola a 'spineless coward' in his autobiography
The Swede has claimed that Jose Mourinho is a superior man-manager
'He (Mourinho) is direct with everyone; he will not go behind your back' said the striker ahead of Saturday's all-important Manchester derby
Zlatan Ibrahimovic's feud with Pep Guardiola simmered on Friday as the Manchester United striker aimed another volley at his former manager.

The pair's relationship broke down at Barcelona, with Ibrahimovic branding Guardiola a 'spineless coward' in his explosive autobiography and then later labelling him 'not a man'.

He was at it again before Saturday lunchtime's highly-anticipated Manchester derby, claiming that Jose Mourinho has superior man-management techniques.

Ibrahimovic's feud with Pep Guardiola simmered on Friday ahead of  the Manchester derby

Ibrahimovic branded Guardiola a 'spineless coward' in his explosive autobiography
'He (Mourinho) is direct with everyone,' said Ibrahimovic. 'He will not go behind your back, he will tell you. I prefer it like that.

'Wherever Guardiola has gone he has won and he has been very successful.

'How he works today I don't know and I don't care because he is not my coach.'

Guardiola — who has also had to contend with barbs from Ibrahimovic's outspoken agent Mino Raiola this week — kept his decorum and refuted any suggestions by the Swede that he shut him out.

Guardiola said: 'I was clear, I spoke with him always face to face, always.

'I never used the media to explain what I wanted from Zlatan on the pitch. I was so clear and direct to him.'

Forget Jose Mourinho vs Pep Guardiola... watch out for Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the Manchester derby!