Pep Guardiola: Man City manager’s Etihad future uncertain ahead of crucial week in Premier League title race | football news


Everyone seems to be speculating as to whether Pep Guardiola will be his last week in charge of Manchester City.

Only the 55-year-old knows for sure whether he will leave after two Premier League matches remaining or see out the remaining year of his contract until 2027.

At present, there is a lot of feeling and discussion in football that Guardiola is Expected to go, and Enzo Maresca his likely replacement.

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Guardiola’s City beat Chelsea to win the FA Cup on Saturday

But this has not been confirmed by City or others close to him and Guardiola has repeatedly insisted he is happy at the club.

Also, as far as City are concerned, the Catalan remains their manager and their focus is entirely on the two crucial final games in the Premier League title race.

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Speaking ahead of the FA Cup final, Pep Guardiola was asked if this would be his last visit to Wembley, and he replied that he had another year on his contract as he walked out of the press conference.

Prior to their FA Cup final win, Saturday’s 1-0 win over Chelsea, Sky Sports News reported this news That two of his most trusted coaches will leave this summer deepens doubts over Guardiola’s long-term future at the Etihad.

However, ahead of the game, Guardiola was keen to press down on those who asked if he still had a year left on his contract. After the win, though, Guardiola spoke glowingly of his team, hinting at a long-term involvement in their development.

He said, the future is bright.

“I know the guys, I know how they feel, the commitment to the club, very professional. I’m sure we’ll be there in the years to come.”

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Micah Richards and Jamie Redknapp debate whether this will be Pep Guardiola’s last season at Manchester City

Monday Night Football City will hope to move into the title race by beating Bournemouth on Tuesday night, 24 hours after Arsenal face Burnley.

This is a decisive week; Not just for the trophy destination, but Guardiola’s future and identity as City head coach next season.



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