Guardiola Officially Announces Departure from Manchester City, Ending 10-Year Legend with the Club
Pep Guardiola ends his 10-year tenure at Manchester City after Sunday's final match against Aston Villa, during which he won 17 major titles with the Premier League club.
Pep Guardiola, Manchester City's manager, has officially announced his departure from the club after this Sunday's final match. Guardiola has managed Manchester City for over 10 years, leading the team to 17 major titles during this decade-long tenure. The 55-year-old manager has now confirmed that his final game against Aston Villa at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday, May 24th, will be his last with the club. "Don't ask me for reasons why I'm leaving—there isn't really one, but deep down I know it's my time," Guardiola said. "Nothing lasts forever. If it did, I'd stay here. What will remain forever are the feelings, the people, the memories, and the love I have for Manchester City."