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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has agreed to a two-year contract extension, securing his tenure until 2025. This development comes amid the club's pending Premier League investigation, according to The Irish Times.
Guardiola, 53, joined Manchester City in 2016, following successful stints at Barcelona. His existing contract was set to expire in July 2024.
Under Guardiola, Manchester City has won:
1. Six Premier League titles, including four consecutive wins.
2. A historic treble in 2023 (League, FA Cup, Champions League).
3. Four consecutive Carabao Cup titles (2018-2021).
Guardiola's Statement: "Manchester City means everything to me. This extension is a testament to our shared vision. I'm grateful for the trust and support from the owner, chairman, players, and fans."
Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak's Remarks: "Pep's dedication and innovative approach continue to shape the game. His extension will further cement his legacy, benefiting our players, coaching staff, and English football."
Guardiola's commitment provides stability amid uncertainty surrounding the Premier League investigation. Manchester City seeks to continue its dominance under his leadership.
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