Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says he doesn't need an apology from the club's hierarchy over the failed European Super League.

The Catalan said the saga was now a 'closed chapter' after all six English teams withdrew from the competition.

Chief executive Ferran Soriano did apologise to fans on Wednesday, but Guardiola says such expressions aren't necessary.

"I know the guys and they don't need to apologise," said Guardiola of Manchester City leadership after the 2-1 win over Aston Villa on Wednesday.

"My chairman and CEO, I know who they are, this is most important. ... It's a closed chapter, it's over."