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Bad news for Man City, Pep Guardiola could go to train in England, look at his salary

Pep Guardiola is Man City's coach, however, maybe not for long.

By William Estrella

Pep Guardiola is Man City's coach, however, maybe not for long.
Pep Guardiola is Man City's coach, however, maybe not for long.

For years there has been the eternal debate, who is the best coach in history? Many examples come to mind, such as: Rinus Michels, Alex Ferguson, Arrigo Sacchi, Johan Cruijff, Valeri Lobanovski, Carlo Ancelotti, among many others. However, in addition to these historical figures, there is a name that appears in every conversation, Josep Guardiola, current coach of Manchester City.

Josep Guardiola, born in Catalonia, Spain, was a quite talented former soccer player, however, he became really famous when he debuted as a coach. The Spaniard took the reins of FC Barcelona and won everything he could, in addition to having the best team in the history of football, literally called Pep Guardiola's Barcelona, or Tiki Taka's Barcelona.

Now, at Manchester City he has confirmed himself as one of the best, since he won the first UEFA Champions League with the Manchester team, in addition to winning five Premier Leagues, the most difficult competition in the world, or at least one of them. Now, Pep Guardiola's future is more than uncertain, as he would have received an offer to coach the England national team.

Pep Guardiola receives around 22 million euros per season at Manchester City, naturally, he is one of the highest paid coaches in the world. To give us an idea, Gareth Southgate, current England manager, receives around five million, so England would have to increase the offer to convince Pep. It is rumored that they could offer you a figure close to ten million, however, it is just a rumor and is not confirmed.


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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