In 10 years of managing Manchester City, Guardiola led the Premier League with 878 goals, while Liverpool came second with 784 goals.

The 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico has concluded, leaving fans in a period without matches to watch. Everyone is waiting for the new Premier League season to start at the end of August. Guardiola left after ten years at Manchester City, succeeded by his disciple Maresca. Guardiola has been the most successful manager in the Premier League over the past decade, not only in terms of trophies but also for his attractive attacking football. Manchester City have scored 878 goals in the Premier League over the past ten years, leading by a huge margin – that is Guardiola's philosophy and charm.

Recently, data agency WhoScored compiled the Premier League goals scored by each club over the past ten seasons. Among them, Manchester City, who won six titles in ten years, led with 878 goals, while Liverpool ranked second but with a gap of nearly 100 goals.

Premier League goals scored by each club in the past 10 seasons:

1. Manchester City: 878 goals
2. Liverpool: 784 goals
3. Arsenal: 688 goals
4. Tottenham: 650 goals
5. Chelsea: 635 goals
6. Manchester United: 598 goals
7. West Ham United: 498 goals
8. Newcastle United: 468 goals
9. Crystal Palace: 441 goals
10. Everton: 438 goals

Can you believe it? Manchester United are the lowest-scoring team among the Big Six in the Premier League over the past decade, while West Ham United, who were relegated last season, are actually the highest-scoring team outside the Big Six. All good things come to an end. Guardiola has left, and perhaps the Premier League will enter a more competitive era for the title. We will wait and see whether the Sky Blues can continue their goal-scoring football under new manager Maresca.