With an ongoing investigation into potential Financial Fair Play (FFP) breaches, Pep Guardiola’s future at Manchester City remains uncertain. However, there’s a scenario that might lead the Spanish manager to stay with the "Citizens."
Details: According to The Athletic, if City were found guilty of FFP violations, Guardiola would be likely to extend his contract. This move would serve partly as an act of defiance and partly as a show of loyalty to the club he deeply cares about, especially during challenging times.
Reminder: Guardiola has previously been linked with a potential role as England’s national team manager. However, that option is off the table for now, with Thomas Tuchel set to take over the position. The Spaniard has not personally been very active in commenting on his future. Guardiola’s current contract with Manchester City runs until the summer of 2025.
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