Pep Guardiola reveals his successor will get enough time at the club , if he decides to leave
Premier League Museum Admin 
Pep Guardiola
It has been an eventful two weeks since Pep Guardiola last faced questions from journalists. During this period, news broke of an approach from the Football Association regarding the vacant England manager position. Although Thomas Tuchel was subsequently confirmed as Gareth Southgate’s successor, the speculation involving Guardiola led to significant media discourse. Reports emerged suggesting body language experts believed Guardiola might have revealed his intentions on an Italian chat show. Despite these claims, Guardiola maintains that he has not determined his plans post-season. The manager elaborated further in a press conference, addressing concerns regarding his future and its impact on the club.
Pep Guardiola said, “I will not delay every action knowing that I am creating a problem for the club. If I feel there is a problem right now, I will take a decision as quick as possible. But I don’t have that feeling because they understand the reasons that I have. And that’s why Wolves is the priority.” He has reiterated that the club has not imposed any deadline for his decision-making, emphasizing his commitment to addressing any potential issues promptly.
Despite ongoing speculation, Guardiola expressed confidence in his rapport with the players, noting that relations are strong as ever. Manchester City has the opportunity to set a new club record by achieving 31 unbeaten Premier League games, should they avoid defeat at Wolves. Amidst uncertainties surrounding team management, Guardiola continues to provide assurance and stability as the season progresses, preparing the team for their upcoming engagements without distraction.
About The Author
