Guardiola, who has led Manchester United to victory in 343 of his 472 games as manager, recently concluded his eighth season there.
Under his direction, City has amassed an amazing 17 trophies, the most recent being a Premier League title marking a record-breaking fourth consecutive season.
The Spaniard’s contract expires in just one year and there have been rumors that he may contemplate leaving the team in 2025.
If Guardiola were to go from the North-West powerhouses, there would undoubtedly be conjecture about his future plans, including a potential switch to the international game.
It has also been mentioned that Guardiola may return to Barcelona, given it has been twelve years since his illustrious four-year tenure at Camp Nou.
Despite his ties to the team as a coach and player, the 53-year-old has instead moved to rule out ever serving as a second stint at the Spanish powerhouse, reports Sports Mole.
During a press conference held during an annual golf tournament in Girona, Guardiola was inevitably asked if he would ever take an offer from his previous team.
“It’s a closed door,” he remarked. Because there are a lot of cases to handle, the Barça bench is among the most challenging.
“In Manchester everything we do remains inside and at Barça, everything comes out.”
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