The City manager also praised the recent performances of several of his international players, including Nico O'Reilly, who made his England debut, and Erling Haaland, who scored in Norway's World Cup qualifying match.

Guardiola expressed his happiness for his players, especially Haaland, who is having an incredible season and breaking records for Norway. He also praised O'Reilly, saying that he is delighted for the young player and the academy that developed him.

However, Guardiola acknowledged that goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma experienced a setback with Italy's World Cup qualification, but he believes that the young goalkeeper will learn from the experience and come back stronger.

Regarding the upcoming match against Newcastle, Guardiola expressed his respect for the team, calling them a "top, top team" and a Champions League contender. He also praised their captain, Bruno Guimaraes, saying that he has been a special player for many years and that Newcastle made an incredible signing by bringing him to the club.

Guardiola also discussed the title race, saying that Arsenal has been strong in recent seasons, but that nothing is final in November. He emphasized that the real season starts now, and that City needs to be there in March, winning games and taking points.

Before wrapping up, Guardiola praised the season form of Bernardo Silva, calling him "top" and one of the best players he has ever trained. He also expressed his admiration for the club captain's mentality and leadership.

Guardiola also spoke about goalkeeper James Trafford, saying that he has been incredibly impressed by the young player's development since he left the academy.

Overall, Guardiola expressed his confidence in his team and his players, while also showing respect for their opponents and the challenges that lie ahead.