Pep Guardiola has spoken about the impact of the Coronavirus in football today. The Manchester City coach appeared at a press conference, before receiving Arsenal in a Premier League match, and the virus has been one of the major topics of discussion.“We have already seen how the situation is in Italy, with the league suspended. In Spain they will play without fans for the next few weeks and I think that in England we will end up the same, ”Guardiola said about how it can affect the Premier League. He also reasoned that, if the games behind closed doors lengthen, he does not see much sense to continue playing: “Without people, I prefer not to play. If it is an exceptional measure, for a week or two, I can understand it. But in the long run, you journalists write for the people. Soccer players also play for people. ”Guardiola also spoke about what will be his reunion with Mikel Arteta, now Arsenal manager. These have been the most outstanding phrases of Pep in the press room.“We are being careful with the Coronavirus. We have already seen how the situation is in Italy, with the league suspended. In Spain they will play without audiences for the next few weeks and I think that in England we will end up the same, as everything progresses. What we have to ask ourselves is whether it makes sense to play without fans. They are the reason we play, and I don't know if it makes a lot of sense to play without people. ”“Without people, I prefer not to play. If it is an exceptional measure, for a week or two, I can understand it. Health is the most important thing. But, in the long run, you journalists write for the people. Soccer players also play for people ”"If the FA or UEFA tell us to play without spectators, we are going to play without spectators. But if you ask me what I prefer, this is my answer ”“I am looking forward to receiving Arteta. I said three years ago when we started working that I was convinced that he would be a coach. He just had to be patient and wait for the right moment ”"I am very sure that Arsenal will succeed in the immediate future with him on the bench"