Ruben Dias thinks the whole squad is able to find the back of the net, which is what makes them so dangerous.
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Defender’s opener on Saturday Won 2-1 over West Ham his first goal was City, before center-back John Stones grabbed the winner in the second half.
And while he admitted he was on the scoreboard very rarely for him, it’s no surprise Dias shared the goals across the team.
He said: “I can’t explain [my goal] and I can only imagine how the whole team is done like this.
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“Once he’s the striker, the next time he’s a climber, the next time he’s a midfielder and sometimes he has to be a full-back or full-back of the center and that’s what is making the team.
“It also talks about our desire to win because everyone is involved.”
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Our Portuguese defender is certainly more experienced at stopping the ball from going in at the other end, and putting in a standard display against the Hammers.
Though they might admit it at the weekend, Dias was still quick wishing the defense’s insatiable desire to keep the leaves clean.
“Our defense works the same way in every game: a desire to win, a desire not to give in, a desire to make the opponents feel that it is very difficult to get to the goal. we have, ”he said.
“These things happen with the right mind. ”
Pep Guardiola’s men don’t have time to die in their 20th consecutive win in all competitions, with Tuesday’s Premier League goal against the Wolves firmly on the horizon.
For Dias, it’s about focusing on the short-term if City are going to follow their incredible form, and avoiding getting away with long-term targets.
He said: “We will continue on exactly the same path as one game at a time.
“Now, we’re looking forward to the next one and nothing else.
“We are the worst enemy we can have, we have to keep our minds and we keep going. ”
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