Pep Guardiola has expressed his enjoyment in managing Manchester City, calling his decade in charge “fucking fun.” Ahead of Saturday’s FA Cup final against Chelsea, he hinted that this might not be his last appearance leading the team at Wembley.

With his contract running until summer 2027, speculation about his potential departure has intensified. This final marks City’s 24th cup appearance at the national stadium under Guardiola, who is on the verge of securing his 17th major trophy during his tenure.

When discussing his impressive record, he noted:

• “Yeah. Of course, 19 titles in 10 years is not bad.”

Guardiola humorously flexed his right biceps while reflecting on his achievements, and when asked if his success is sometimes overlooked, he confidently stated, “They don’t need to wait when I’m leaving, they know I’ve been fun.”

Regarding the possibility of this being his final visit to Wembley, he was dismissive, asserting, “No way. I have a one year [left on my] contract.” He also expressed disappointment that there hasn’t been a tribute for him at Wembley, given his numerous visits.

Guardiola reminisced about his special memories at Wembley, including his victories with Barcelona in 1992 and 2011.

Rodri is facing a late fitness test ahead of the crucial match against Chelsea.