Pep Guardiola Affirms Stance on Man City Future, Drops Summer Transfer Hint
Pep Guardiola addressed questions about his future at Manchester City ahead of the final day of Premier League fixtures, as the Citizens aim for a fourth consecutive title.
Guardiola emphasized that Sunday’s outcome would not affect his personal plans at Manchester City, as the club sets its sights on making history in the Premier League.
City stands on the cusp of becoming the first team to win the English top flight for four consecutive seasons, and Guardiola has urged his players to embrace the pressure of this momentous occasion, emphasizing that such an opportunity may not arise again.
When asked about his intentions for next season, Guardiola responded succinctly, affirming his desire to continue at Manchester City. His current contract extends until the summer of 2025.
While Guardiola remained less definitive about potential transfer decisions, he acknowledged that the results against West Ham and in the FA Cup final could influence the futures of certain players.
Guardiola defended Ederson amid discussions about his injury and the emergence of Stefan Ortega. Despite Ortega’s impressive performance against Tottenham, Guardiola reiterated Ederson’s status as the No. 1 goalkeeper and dismissed speculation about Ortega’s increased playing time next season.
Guardiola highlighted Ederson’s crucial contributions, particularly in the Champions League final last season, underscoring his importance to the team’s success. He acknowledged Ederson’s challenging season with multiple injuries but affirmed his status as the team’s primary goalkeeper, emphasizing the competitive spirit between Ederson and Ortega.
Pep Guardiola Affirms Stance on Man City Future, Drops Summer Transfer Hint
