Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has announced the Club he will be joining if he leaves Manchester City In 2025.
Pep Guardiola, the current manager of Manchester City, has expressed his desire to coach a national team before retiring. His existing agreement with the Premier League is set to conclude in 2025, but he hasn’t dismissed the possibility of extending it. The 53-year-old football tactician has been linked to potential roles with Brazil, England, and the United States.
In a recent interview with ESPN Brasil, Guardiola outlined his aspirations, stating, “I would like to coach a national team competing in the European Championship or the World Cup. That is what I would like.” When asked about his preferred nation to coach, he humorously responded with, “I don’t know who would want me!” underscoring the necessity for both parties, the coach and the national team, to share mutual interest for collaboration.
As Guardiola contemplates his future in football management, he envisions himself at the helm of a significant international event. While the specifics remain uncertain, the seasoned manager remains open to possibilities, emphasizing the importance of alignment between his aspirations and a national team’s desire for his expertise.
