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With Barcelona’s presidential candidate Victor Font having spoken about the possible return of Pep Guardiola as manager, the Manchester City manager has made it clear that his career at the Camp Nou is over.
Manchester City are off to a poor start, by their own standards, to the 2020/21 season, although a useful win over Marseille in the Champions League has put them back on the right track, before the Blues defeated the Sheffield United 1-0 away. from home on Saturday afternoon.
Guardiola, therefore, is only focused on Manchester City at the moment and ruled out talking about a return to Barcelona when raised after Saturday’s win.
“I’ve said it many times, my career as a manager in Barcelona is over,” Guardiola said in a post-match interview with BT Sport.
“There are incredible people who can be in charge. Now, for example, Ronald Koeman is an excellent coach. So, it’s over. I’ll go back to my seats to watch my club and watch a game, but that’s it.
“I’m incredibly happy here and I’m looking forward to doing well. This is the most important thing.”
Pressing on the issue of Barcelona’s future, Guardiola pointed to the elections looming on the horizon for 2021, and suggested that deputies should choose the right candidate to move forward.
“Now there are elections in Barcelona and hopefully they can elect the right people and the right board to keep Barcelona at the highest level,” he added.
Source: m.allfootballapp.com
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