In a stunning revelation, Manchester City's iconic manager Pep Guardiola has hinted at a potential departure when his contract expires after next season. Despite etching his name in English football history with four consecutive league titles, Guardiola's future remains uncertain.

With an impressive haul of six league titles, Guardiola joins the elite ranks of football legends such as Bob Paisley and George Ramsay, trailing only behind the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson, who boasts an astounding 13 titles to his name.

On May 25th, Manchester City is poised to etch their name in the annals of football history by attempting to secure the domestic Double for the second consecutive season. Guardiola, having clinched an impressive 17 trophies since his arrival at City in 2016, is no stranger to success.

Reflecting on his journey, Guardiola confessed, "Last year, after Istanbul, I said 'it's over, there's nothing left.' But I have a contract, and I start to think, 'no-one has done four in a row, why don't we try?'" However, with his contract set to expire, Guardiola finds himself at a crossroads, admitting, “The reality is I am closer to leaving than staying.”

Despite the uncertainty surrounding his future, Guardiola remains focused on the task at hand, leading his team with unwavering determination. As Manchester City sets their sights on achieving the historic Double once again, Guardiola's legacy hangs in the balance, leaving fans on the edge of their seats, eagerly anticipating what the future holds for one of football's greatest tacticians.