'I had to leave... it was the best option for me.' MCFC
But Cancelo has cleared things up himself and has insisted that these reports are a “complete lie”.
When discussing Cancelo’s exit earlier this month, Guardiola refused to “say one bad word” about the full-back. “I liked what I watched and I decided to give more time to players who I saw on the pitch who liked it. “We cannot say he didn’t play much because in the last years he was one of the players with the most minutes by far, he is a guy who needs to play to be happy and we decided together, all three parties, to let him go to Munich.
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