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Pep Guardiola condemned Sir Jim Ratcliffe's comments about immigrants, emphasizing that the problems of a country cannot be attributed to them.

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Pep Guardiola, the coach of Manchester City, reacted to the controversial comments made by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who stated that the United Kingdom is "colonized by immigrants".


Guardiola emphasized that blaming immigrants for a country's problems is wrong, explaining that people flee their countries due to difficulties, not out of a desire to leave.


He highlighted that being born in one place or another does not determine a person's worth and that every individual seeks a better life. Guardiola shared his international experiences, stating that cultural diversity enriches society.

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