Guardiola asserts he still has time to dedicate to Manchester City team

Manchester City’s manager, Pep Guardiola, has reaffirmed his commitment to the club following their 3-0 victory in the Club World Cup semi-final against Urawa Red.

Speaking after the game, Guardiola expressed his satisfaction and intent to stay with the Citizens. He said, “At the moment, I still have a year left on my contract and I am very, very happy at Manchester and would like to renew, if my bosses do not fire me… I still have time to give to City.”

His words reiterate a strong commitment to Manchester City, indicating his desire to not only fulfil the remaining year on his contract but also his willingness to extend his tenure. Guardiola’s successful campaign leading Manchester City is garnering attention and positive appraisal within the football industry. His vision and execution strategies remain significant factors for Manchester City’s current winning streak, particularly after this recent dominant victory in the global stage.

The Spanish coach’s expressed intention of staying with Manchester City gives a positive boost to the club’s morale, bringing a sense of stability and continuity at the managerial level. Guardiola’s remarks suggest that his journey with the Citizens is far from over, provided the club’s senior management shares the same sentiment.