Pep Guardiola offers hint towards next managerial job after life at Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has dropped a hint about his next managerial role after life at the Etihad Stadium.

The former Barcelona and Bayern Munich coach’s current contract with Manchester City expires at the end of next season, although the football club seems to have a sense of calm and no sense of urgency when it comes to confirmation determine your long-term contract plans.

City reached a contract extension agreement with Guardiola last December, extending the deal for another year, and the Catalan coach and his players will win a historic treble including including a third consecutive Premier League title and first Champions League League title.

Now, as talk of his next steps continues to circulate and speculation about a possible break into international football is being made, the Manchester City boss has floated the idea of what he would prioritize culturally.

Pep Guardiola, following Manchester City’s 1-0 loss to Arsenal on Sunday night, is currently in Italy attending an event in Cuneo, Piedmont, on Monday morning titled ‘Talent Dialogue with Pep Guardiola’.

The conference was organized by CRC Foundation in collaboration with Vialli and Mauro Foundation and Guardiola Sala Foundation, and in the presence of the media, Pep Guardiola was asked about the rumors regarding his move to Juventus in 2019.

As per FootballItalia, the Manchester City head coach responded, “We (Juventus and I) were never in talks.”

However, as part of the question, Guardiola was also asked whether a return to Serie A in a managerial role would be on the cards in future, to which he answered, “Food is excellent in Italy. I really like Italy, I often come here on holiday.”

Pep Guardiola is expected to spend time away from Manchester City with his family during the international break, as club football takes a pause while respective nations embark on European Championship and World Cup qualification contests across the globe.

For Manchester City, that means the reigning Premier League champions will see up to 18 first-team players representing their countries across the next two weeks, with a comprehensive list of all the players in action available below.