LONDON – Manchester Metropolis centre-back John Stones says he’s decided to repay supervisor Pep Guardiola for the religion he confirmed in him throughout his tough first season on the Etihad Stadium. Stones, 23, produced a number of error-strewn shows final season after becoming a member of Metropolis from Everton in a £47.5 million ($62.9 million, 53.6 million euros) transfer that made him the world’s second costliest defender. However Guardiola caught by the England worldwide and has been rewarded this season as Stones has contributed to 6 clear sheets in Metropolis’s final seven video games, serving to the membership to prime spot within the Premier League. “Actually good,” Stones mentioned when requested how Guardiola had helped him final season. “All the time constructive and wanting me to do higher and that is what I attempt to repay him on the pitch.
City’s Stones keen to repay Guardiola faith
