5 iconic moments from Pep Guardiola's career

#4: The earliest league win in Bundesliga

Bayern Munich won a record 24th league title under in Guardiola's first season as the boss at Allianz

In his second year as the Bayern Munich manager, Guardiola accomplished another feat to be immensely proud of.

In the treble-winning season 2012-13, Jupp Heynckes had set a record for winning the earliest league, with six matches remaining. Guardiola broke the record in the next season itself, winning the league with seven matches in hand by the end of March.

In a memorable campaign, Guardiola also set a record for the longest winning streak as a newly appointed manager at the club. The Spaniard took Bayern on a 28-game unbeaten run since assuming duties as the Bayern boss. The previous record was held by Karl-Heinz Feldkamp, who was unbeaten for the first 14 matches as a manager at the Allianz.

Another one of his noteworthy achievements was a 53-game unbeaten streak in the league, beating Hamburg's 36-game streak held since the 1982-83 season. The campaign marked another fine first season for the Spaniard after his historical exploits at Barcelona.