After leading Manchester City to a historic treble, Pep Guardiola has no plans to leave the team.
After leading City to victory in the Champions League final on Saturday, Guardiola refused to comment on his future, which did little to allay long-standing concerns that he would leave the club this summer. The Times claims that the Spaniard is content to complete the final two years of his contract and has no plans to leave.
Guardiola will also have support this summer as he attempts to make changes to the City team through the transfer market. Joao Cancelo, who recently had a public argument with his boss, is one player who is likely to be let go. Josko Gvardiol and Mateo Kovacic are reportedly among City’s summer transfer targets.
Guardiola is not expected to stay at the Etihad beyond the summer of 2025, according to the article. Over 100 allegations of financial regulation violations currently linger over the club, although it is unclear when a ruling will be made regarding these alleged wrongdoings.
On Monday, Guardiola will take center stage during City’s triumph parade. After that, he will immediately return to work as his team prepares to defend its three championships the next year.
