Pep Guardiola Makes Generous Monetary Donation To Manchester City Staff In Wake Of Treble Success

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has gifted his six-figure bonus to club staff following the Sky Blues’ treble triumph.

Pep Guardiola became the first Manchester City manager to win the UEFA Champions League last month, as the Sky Blues concluded their historic campaign with a maiden European triumph after sealing both the Premier League and FA Cup.

City lifted the Premier League trophy for a third consecutive season in May, edging out Arsenal’s title battle with decisive wins at the Emirates and Etihad against the Gunners.

The north London club suffered successive defeats to Brighton and Nottingham Forest as Manchester City won their fifth Premier League title in six years and the first of three.

Sky Blues lift the FA Cup with a famous 2-1 win over Manchester United at Wembley Stadium before Rodri’s 68th-minute strike and goalkeeper Ederson’s brilliance helped Manchester City win the title. Champions League.

The treble helps the Blues pocket around £300m in prize money, while players, management and some staff also earn bonuses for these important achievements.

The Daily Mail has revealed that Guardiola has given his six-figure bonus for winning the Premier League title to club staff, believed to be around £750,000.

Among those receiving Guardiola’s generous gift were the City Football Academy front desk and security staff, with Jack Gaughan revealing the Catalan was an “extremely popular figure” on the team. staff. His donation will ‘significantly increase’ the value of bonuses paid to employees after the treble, the Daily Mail reports.

In November, the 52-year-old coach signed a new two-year contract with the Etihad Stadium team, keeping the position of coach at the club until at least 2025. Man City’s win over Inter Milan was Guardiola’s 300th win as Manchester City manager.

Since becoming Blues manager in 2016, Guardiola has played 413 games, won 14 trophies and seen his side score more than 1,000 goals.