Pep Guardiola still hasn't confirmed his departure from Manchester City.

Uncertainty dominates Manchester City: Guardiola avoids confirming his departure and promises to define his future at the end of the season.

No Premier for Manchester City

Manchester City once again missed out on the Premier League, for the second consecutive season. The draw against Bournemouth (1-1) handed the title to Mikel Arteta's Arsenal, but the concern in Manchester goes beyond the sporting aspect: Pep Guardiola's future.

Guardiola's contract

In recent hours, English media have reported that the Spanish coach could leave the club despite having a contract in effect until 2027. The news shook the City environment and forced the coach himself to give public explanations. "I could say that I have one more year left on my contract and, based on the conversations I've had over many years, always, from my experience, when you announce something during the competition, it is a very, very bad result," he pointed out.

Guardiola emphasized that the decision will not be made hastily or unilaterally: "The first person I need to talk to is my president, because we decided that, when the season ends, we will sit down and talk. Just that simple. And then we will make the decision."

Focus on the present

The coach also wanted to make it clear that his focus remains on the team's immediate performance: "I have one more year on my contract, I won't say it here because I have to talk to my president, my players, my coaching staff. There is only one thing on my mind, and the focus is to try to get the team as many points as possible, and we have done it."

The uncertainty about his continuity opens a scenario of tension at the Etihad. While Arsenal celebrates a historic title, City fans wonder if Guardiola's cycle is nearing its end or if there is still room for new conquests. The answer, according to the coach himself, will only come when the season is over.