The Manchester City boss spent 15 minutes discussing his side’s upcoming game against Tottenham but was most excited about his time at the ‘Miracle of Medinah’

Pep Guardiola lit up when asked about his memories of attending the 2012 Ryder Cup.The Manchester City manager had spent around 15 minutes discussing his side’s upcoming game against Tottenham, but was most excited when asked about ”˜the Miracle of Medinah’.Wenger open to England jobEurope completed arguably the greatest comeback in Ryder Cup history four years ago, winning eight of 12 singles matches on the final day of action to overturn the United States’ four-point lead.Guardiola, whose family were invited to Medinah by Europe captain Jose Maria Olazabel, spent time around the European team behind the scenes, and the memories are clearly still fresh. “Wow. Believe me, I was a football player, I was so lucky, because it was an amazing experience, as a coach the same. We won prizes as football players, and as a coach, but always you remember not the prizes when you finish, you remember the time you spend, you have fun in the locker room with the guys, and how many times you laugh.“I don’t think I can compare the experience that I lived in Medinah in the Ryder Cup. I think it was the highest experience I ever lived as a sports guy. I was so lucky that Olazabal invited all my family there.Ibrahimovic turned down €100m from China – Raiola“The last round we were 10 points down, on the ropes, and following all the players, seeing the putting from two or three metres, the chipping, the putting, then seeing the crowd in the USA how step by step – nine, eight, seven, six, five, four – in the last holes, it was really amazing, it was fantastic and I hope these three days, while I’m here in England, I can watch again this marvellous event. I am a big fan of golf and a big fan of the Ryder Cup and hopefully we can enjoy these amazing players, because all of them they are outstanding.” The 2016 Ryder Cup kicked off earlier on Friday afternoon and will run until Sunday.