Guardiola Signs New Man City Contract To 2025

Pep Guardiola has renewed his agreement with Manchester City, keeping him there through 2025.
The 51-year-old Spaniard, who has presided over four Premier League victories for City, described himself as “happy and comfortable” there as he looks to win more awards, including his primary goal of the Champions League.

As his previous contract was set to expire at the end of this season, Guardiola’s future had been the subject of some speculation, but meetings with the City management this week in Abu Dhabi are said to have confirmed the arrangement.

New Two-Year Contract Extension At Man City

Guardiola expressed his happiness at staying at Manchester City for an additional two years.
“I’m really grateful to everyone at the club for having faith in me. I’m content and at ease right here. I have everything I require to perform my duties to the highest standard. I’m confident that this club’s upcoming phase will be fantastic for the ensuing ten years. Because this club is so stable, it happened over the last ten years and it will happen over the next ten.

I sensed that being here was exceptional from the very beginning. There is nowhere I would rather be. “I still believe there is more we can accomplish together, which is why I want to stay and keep going for titles.”

“I am thrilled that Pep’s journey with Manchester City Football Club will continue,” stated City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak.

It’s fascinating to consider what might be possible given the energy, desire, and ambition that he clearly still has considering the fact that he has already made such a significant contribution to the success and foundation of this organization.

Like every City supporter, what lies ahead Excites me because, under his extremely exceptional guidance, our first team has accomplished. So much while consistently playing and creating a City style of football that is admired worldwide.

Given that he only managed Barcelona for four seasons and Bayern Munich for three, that would represent a significant change from the theme of his prior managerial tenures.

The Etihad’s current stability stands in stark contrast to that of Manchester United, whose owners, the Glazer family, revealed. On Tuesday they started a process of “exploring strategic alternatives,” one of which was the possibility of selling the team.
Man City appears to maintain its position at the top of English football.