Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola raved about goalkeeper Claudio Bravo's performance in a 2-1 win against Manchester United on Saturday.
The 33-year-old keeper made his club debut in the Manchester derby at Old Trafford after arriving from Barcelona this summer in a £17.1million move that forced England No.1 keeper Joe Hart to leave the club.
Despite widespread criticism from fans and pundits following a series of dropped cross and a penalty claim for bumping Wayne Rooney in the box, Guardiola told the "Independent" that he was more than pleased by the Chilean.
"His personality showed me a lot today. He was amazing with his feet and saves, and going to attack the ball. I am happy for him. It not easy, your first game after two training sessions, to come her to Old Trafford and play with that personality. That means a lot."
