Renowned transfer insider Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Manchester City has reached a full agreement with Pep Guardiola on a new contract extension. The current deal, set to expire in the summer of 2025, will now be extended under a 1+1 structure.

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“ll documents are ready for Man City to announce and confirm new deal for Pep Guardiola,” Romano reported.

The new contract will see Guardiola remain at the club until 2026, with an option to extend for an additional year, potentially keeping the Spanish tactician in charge until June 2027. “Pep and his backroom staff already approved all the documents and clauses,” Romano added.

This news comes amid previous speculation that Guardiola could leave City in 2026 to take charge of the Brazil national team. However, the latest developments affirm his immediate commitment to continuing the remarkable journey he has overseen at the Etihad since 2016.

Guardiola’s tenure has been marked by unprecedented success, including six Premier League titles, a Champions League triumph, and numerous domestic cups. His influence on both the club’s style of play and their dominance in English football is undeniable.

An official announcement regarding the contract is expected soon, reinforcing City’s ambitions under one of football’s most accomplished managers.