English Premier League (EPL) side Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola has promised that he will join Manchester United counterpart Jose Mourinho for a drink after the Manchester football derby, if the latter makes the offer.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has reiterated that his aim is to win the league title in his first season at Old Trafford and nothing less than that.

"We don't want to take too much risk after what happened in the past".

We've all seen the Mourinho-Guardiola hug after Barcelona won the 1997 Cup Winners' Cup final against Paris Saint-Germain, and the pair dancing a jig on the pitch at Rotterdam - some say it was because both had played a huge part in dictating manager Bobby Robson's tactics that night. We spoke fluently with Ronald Koeman and Tony Pulis.

"Of course, I'll accept a glass of wine after the game if he invites me".

Speaking to Sky Sport ahead of Saturday's Manchester derby, Fellaini said: "Louis van Gaal trusted me, I played a lot of games".

"They are a very good team".

But Mourinho stated in his press conference on Friday that the thought of who replaces the Argentine has made United's preparation towards the game even more hard.

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"When Aguero is available, we know Aguero plays. It feels a bit of a contradiction, but without Aguero it's more hard".

"Zlatan is a phenomenal player who arrives at 34 and still wants more for his career", said the Portuguese.

If City are going to win this Saturday, you'd better be sure Fernandinho will be a big part of the victory.

"He (City manager Pep Guardiola) could decide to play with Iheanacho or Sterling".

"Man City spent the money to bring them in direct flights from Venezuela, or maybe they sent one of the planes from the owner". They bought some more very good players. In the style of a DraftKings fantasy football line-up, (that's one goalkeeper, two defenders, two midfielders, two strikers, and one utility player) let's take a look at the best Manchester has to offer.

The manager also issued a word of warning to his team about the threat posed by United striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, a player Guardiola sold when he was in charge of Barcelona.

"City would love to come here and turn them over, but I think they've got it all to do, because at this moment in time United are looking particularly strong".