For me, Pep is the number one Purist coach in the world, his coaching style and teams ways of playing will show you how much passion and love he has for the game. You agree? Hehe, continue for what Bernat said.
"Guardiola is a genius. He is very passionate about the game," Bernat told reporters.
"He has a clear philosophy that the entire world recognises and he is very close with his players.
Guardiola was the one who brought me to Bayern and I have his full confidence. He believes in me and I want to repay him on the pitch. It was great that Guardiola wanted me at Bayern and called me to convince me.
"Bayern are in a positive flow, winning all our games while playing some excellent, dominant football. We have even had some big wins. We want to keep up this run of form. We are not thinking about winning titles, but are focused on playing some good football."
Bernat then went on to discuss the exit of Toni Kroos after the World Cup and the arrival of Xabi
Alonso in the closing stages of the transfer window, stressing that signing the ex-Spain international was a great coup for Bayern.
"Kroos and Alonso are both great players. Kroos is still young and he left in order to keep improving. Alonso is extraordinary, though."
The Spain international also had his say on the upcoming international friendly against Germany and feels they thoroughly deserved to win the 2014 World Cup.
"Germany are an amazing team. They have so many great players and really deserved to win the World Cup.
"They no longer play the type of physical football they played in the past. Their style is a bit Spanish, with some great players in possession."
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