Pep Guardiola remains a man of mystery as he playfully dodges questions about his future at Manchester City. Ahead of the FA Cup final, which could potentially be his last outing at Wembley, Guardiola acknowledged the speculation surrounding his departure after a decade of success.

In an upbeat press conference, Guardiola expressed that his time at City has been ‘f****** fun’ while emphasizing his record of 19 trophies in 10 years. He confidently flexed his muscles when asked about his achievements, stating, “Yes, of course, 19 titles in 10 years is not bad!”

Despite having another year on his contract, he humorously deflected queries about whether the FA Cup final would mark his exit, asserting, “No way! I have one more year (on my) contract.” His jovial tone suggested he is enjoying the moment, even as rumors swirl about his potential departure.

Guardiola also addressed reports about the potential exit of two backroom staff members, Lorenzo Buenaventura and Xabi Mancisidor. While he declined to confirm any implications for his own future, he humorously remarked that he had extended their contracts for three more years—only to clarify that this was not the case.

He reiterated his belief in the importance of following one’s dreams, stating, “If you’re not happy, you just have to knock on the sporting director’s door.” His comments reflect a broader philosophy of embracing change and pursuing happiness, whether for players or staff.