The City boss then paused for a moment and exclaimed: 'F***' before jokingly dropping his head into his hands.
He then continued and said: 'I don’t know, it would be a good game. I don’t know, both are incredible teams so honestly. That period in Barcelona was unbelievable, we were so young.
'But this team as well in England, the Premier League is really tough and so competitive for many competitions and these guys season by season, even after winning the treble still we are there.
'You wake up in the morning just to prepare and dream, being with them - not winning or losing - that's the best award I can get as a manager by far.'
It's easy to understand why the Spaniard was reluctant to land on either side of the fence as City players Kyle Walker and Ruben Dias stood alongside him on stage.
The City boss then paused for a moment and exclaimed: 'F***' before jokingly dropping his head into his hands.
He then continued and said: 'Both are incredible teams! Barcelona is the club of my heart, they are the reason why I am here.
'But doing it with Man City, 15 or 20 years ago we were not here. We have built step by step since Roberto Mancini was here. Those years ago, we could not expect to be here.'
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