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'I cannot leave now' Guardiola says City's slump sparked new two-year contract
November 22, 2024
|The Guardian
Pep Guardiola has signed a new two-year contract with Manchester City that will extend his tenure as the manager to 2027, with the Catalan stating the champions' current bad form stopped him leaving in the upcoming summer.
The 53-year-old's decision to commit for two more seasons - he had been expected to sign up for just one - after the current campaign is a major boost for the champions, particularly as it comes during a run of four consecutive defeats, the poorest sequence of form under his management.
"So honestly I think myself, my staff and friends, I think we deserve to be here. I am sorry to say," Guardiola said in an announcement video. "I am not arrogant to say, but it's the truth. I think we deserve after four defeats in a row to bounce back and try to turn the situation. In that moment, in the period, I had the feeling you have to take the right decisions for the future and I want to take it.
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