Pep: I will quit from Man City at 75 or 76, sooner or later

According to Fabrizio Romano, Pep Guardiola released his possible retirement from being head coach of Manchester City





Pep Guardiola: “In the last three or four years, every time in a certain period you ask me about my future. So yeah, sooner or later at 75 or 76 years-old, I will quit Man City”.


“I have 18 months left on my deal. I'm so delighted, happy, excited in development of the

 team”.


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