The mural has now been restored to its former glory
A Pep Guardiola mural near City's Etihad stadium has been restored after it was defaced with 'MUFC' graffiti hours after being unveiled. The artwork was 'mindlessly vandalised' following three days of hard work by artist Mr Meana.
READ MORE: Police seized over £3,000 worth of fake goods including AirPods and perfume in counterfeit crackdownLesley Kelly, 63, who owns the house on Viking Street previously said: "It just makes me so angry. It's vandalism. "I wanted to use it to do work with MIND, the mental health charity, and to do a charity collection outside on derby day, it's just so sad. People always talk of putting things in place to brighten up the area which this definitely did but then this happens, it's so frustrating."
"We'd had a lot of people walk past and take pictures while we were making it. It won't be possible to get it exactly how it was when we originally finished it but I'm doing the best I can.
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