English report transformed: Assisting in Crafting an Alternative version of the News Article - Man City's manager, Guardiola, exits the team.
"Cityzens" sees their fiery leader part ways after victory.
Recently, rumors hourly circulate that renowned coach, the Spaniard, chooses not to renew his contract ending in '25. Speculation points to him leaving ManCity after this year's season.
Farewell Guardiola in Manchester!
If reports are to be believed, the ex-coach of FC Bayern Munich (2013-2016) inflates his mission at the English gigantic and envisions a parting.
The Daily Mail broke the news about three days ago, revealing the intent behind the management; they were dead-set on extending Guardiola's contract. But now, it appears that their attempts would yield nil fruits.
During the recently concluded celebration, Guardiola himself spoke about his future and leaked out a departure: "The truth is that I'm more inclined towards departure than staying. I did share with the club my desire to extend my stay for a few more years. I'm aware that I'm gonna be here next season, and later, we'll collab on my future ambitions. My association with this crew spanned nearly a decade."
For a protracted period, there were murmurs in England that the Catalan reverie doing something similar to colleague Klopp (56). The ex-Liverpool trainer explicated his exit and vowed to take a respite. However, the longevity of his break remains unclear. Likewise, will Guardiola linger and then bow out after ManCity is anyone's guess.
After his departure from FC Barcelona (2008-2012), he proclaimed an "absence spell," a whole year away from any work, before delving into the world of coaching at FC Bayern.
After the coming season, this could mark a repeat. After a respite, Guardiola might snatch the reins of a national team. This goal has long lurked in his dreams. He openly shared his aspirations in April at "ESPN": "I cherish the prospect of handling a national team in a World Cup or an Euro Championship."
And further on: "It's about desire. To lead a national team, you have to be desired just as when managing a club."
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Source: symclub.org
