PEP GUARDIOLA insists won't walk away from English football at the end of the season like rival Jurgen Klopp has decided to do.
Klopp stunned the game last week when revealing he had run out of steam and would be stepping down as Liverpool boss.
But Guardiola has no intention of doing the same thing at Manchester City and says he still has the energy to keep winning trophies.
The Spaniard, who landed the Treble last season, still has 18 months of his Etihad contract to run and he could even decide to sign a new deal before the end of 2024.
Guardiola said: "I have everything that a manager could dream of. The hierarchy support me and always have. It's a good environment.
"I still feel good. One day it is going to finish, but I don't think about that right now.
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