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Pep Guardiola swears he’s not leaving Manchester City before contract ends

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read

FA Cup final will be 24th trip to stadium as City manager
Spaniard aiming to win 17th major honour in decade

Pep Guardiola has described his decade managing Manchester City as “fucking fun”, and suggested Saturday’s FA Cup final against Chelsea might not be the last time he leads the team out at Wembley.

While Guardiola’s contract expires in summer 2027, there is increasing expectation that he will depart the club in the close season. Saturday’s final will be City’s 24th cup appearance at the national stadium under the Spaniard, with Guardiola aiming to claim the 17th major trophy of his 10 years in charge.

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