Gerard Pique has ruled out a move back to Manchester United - and no one is that surprised, really.
The Barcelona legend had spent time at Old Trafford in the early days of his career but moved on to the Nou Camp, where he has become one of the club's greatest ever players, helping the side win La Liga titles, three Champions League trophies, while winning the World Cup and European Championship with Spain.
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Things haven't been great at Man United.
And one cheeky reporter quizzed the veteran defender on whether he would consider a move back to the Premier League.
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The centre-back said via Daily Star: "I don't think so. I'm very happy here.
"It's my home, with my family and friends, and playing for the club I always dreamed to play, and I hope to win more titles here."
The 31-year-old then gave his analysis of the Premier League.
"I think Jurgen Klopp is doing a great job at Liverpool. The style of play is the opposite of (Pep) Guardiola," Pique said.
"They like to counter-attack and have very quick players up front who score goals - like Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino, Sadio Mane."
"It will be a challenge for City as Liverpool have a great team and I think it will be quite exciting."
"I think it's difficult (to win the Premier League). City have a great team but I think they are slightly favourites."
Barcelona, last season's La Liga champions, have started their season well, but everyone knows their real ambition is on winning the Champions League trophy, something their biggest rivals, Real Madrid, have done plenty of times in recent years.
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