Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola responded to chants from fans following the match against Bournemouth. The Premier League Matchday 37 fixture ended in a 1-1 draw, and the 'Citizens' missed the chance to secure the title early.
After the game, Manchester City fans in the stands chanted "One more year!" at the Spanish manager. This call once again showed that a large number of supporters want Pep to stay at the club.
Guardiola received this gesture from the fans warmly. He emphasized that he loves football, his job, and working at Manchester City.
"I love football, I love my job, and I enjoy being at this club. I am still here and I am happy about it," said the manager.
Speaking about the fans' affection, Pep openly expressed his feelings toward them as well.
"The fans' chants? They love me so much, and I love them even more," added Guardiola.
In recent days, various reports have circulated suggesting that the Spanish manager might leave Manchester City at the end of the season. However, Guardiola has not officially confirmed his departure. He says no final decision has been made yet.
As a reminder, Pep Guardiola's current contract with Manchester City runs until 2027. He has been managing the 'Citizens' since 2016, creating one of the most successful eras in the club's history.
In short, fans are asking Pep to stay for another year, and Guardiola is not giving a definitive answer yet. But one thing is clear from his words: the connection with Manchester has not cooled. Now everyone is wondering: will Pep leave, or will the "one more year" chant work?
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