According to reports, Manchester City’s manager, Pep Guardiola, is more inclined to extend his contract at the Etihad Stadium if the Premier League applies severe penalties to the team’s 115 financial offenses.

According to reports, Manchester City’s manager, Pep Guardiola, is more inclined to extend his contract at the Etihad Stadium if the Premier League applies severe penalties to the team’s 115 financial offenses. The Premier League has charged

the Premier League champions with 115 breaches of their financial regulations, and they are currently faced with a significant showdown. Their fate could be determined before the end of 2024. It is stated that the decision would be made out of “defiance” and a reluctance to leave a club that he has grown to adore during a difficult time. The report further states that Guardiola will make a “final decision” in the upcoming weeks, with the potential to extend his tenure at the Etihad by an entire decade.

Guardiola recently addressed his future, acknowledging that “anything can happen” in the wake of his association with the England position prior to Thomas Tuchel’s appointment as coach. “Departing the City?” “That is not accurate; I have not yet made a decision,” Guardiola stated in an interview with the Italian television program Che tempo Che Fa. “And it is not even accurate to say that I will be the next England coach.” I would have expressed it if I had made a decision. I am also uncertain; anything could occur. Since his arrival in 2016, Guardiola has been the most successful coach in the history of City, having won six Premier League titles, four Carabao Cups, two FA Cups, and one Champions League. He has dominated English football.