One alternative for him is a potential job as England head coach.
Head coach Manchester City Josep Guardiola is considering extending his contract with the club for one year. His current deal expires at the end of the 2024/25 season.
This scenario, according to the British media, appears to be the most likely. At the same time, the Spaniard does not rule out that he may soon begin negotiations with Football Association about a potential head coaching job England team.
The fact that Guardiola could lead the Three Lions after Gareth Southgate was written back in August last year. As you know, the mentioned Englishman left his post this summer, after the 2024 European Championship, where his team reached the final.
Lee Carsley was appointed acting head coach of the national team in August. The other day, the 50-year-old specialist said that he does not intend to become a coach of the national team on a full-time basis; His plans include returning to work as head coach of the England U-21 national team.
Guardiola was vague about his future at City this summer, saying he was “closer to leaving than staying” and that he certainly had no intention of coaching City for another eight years.
The 53-year-old Catalan has reportedly received offers from three national teams in recent months, leaving him with plenty to choose from. Josep himself has previously said that one day he wants to try himself as the head coach of the national team.
Guardiola has been in charge of Manchester City since 2016. The Spaniard’s current contract runs until the end of the 2024/25 season. Under the leadership of the Spaniard, the Citizens became champions of England six times, won two FA Cups and four English League Cups, won the Champions League, the Club World Cup, and also won a number of other trophies (18 in total).
Manchester City is in second place in the Premier League, one point behind leader Liverpool. In the next round, the Citizens will play away against Wolverhampton on October 20.
Source: Sportarena
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