Pep Guardiola annoyed that the next two seasons could be his last with Manchester City and insisted that he decided to “stop” after his contract with the club.
Guardiola signed a new contract with City last November, which runs until the end of the 2026/27 campaign, which he corresponds to his exit from the Etihad Stadium after he was responsible for an unprecedented era of success for 11 years.
Guardiola will be 56 years old by then. It will not necessarily signal the end of his career as a whole, but he plans to take a break from coaching – like Jürgen Klopp since leaving Liverpool last summer and like Guardiola itself in the 2012/13 season.
“I want you to remember how you want. After my contract with City, I will stop. I’m sure. I don’t know if I will retire, but I will take a break. I don’t know how I want to remember” ESPN.
“We all want to win so that we can have an unforgettable job, but I think the fans of Barcelona, Bayern Munich and City enjoyed seeing my teams. I don’t think we should ever think about whether we will remember.”
This season has been the hardest Guardiola since his arrival in Manchester in 2016. His team began to extend her own English record with an unprecedented title in a row in a row, but now into the top 5 to secure the qualification of the Champions League has become the challenge. A reconstruction of the squad began in January and will continue in summer.
“It was a lot of learning for a year. There is not only one reason why this year was difficult, there are many details that were made by false decisions. It was a lot to learn for me for a year,” said Guardiola.
“I knew that there would be a time when we would fall, but we fell a lot. We didn’t expect to be so far back [Liverpool]But we can’t win them all. What we did for nine years was exceptional, but we have to learn to understand what we need in the future. “