After 10 years, Spanish coach Pep Guardiola has now closed the most important chapter of his career, saying goodbye to Manchester City, a club where he won 20 trophies.

 

But what does the future hold for the Spanish coach? Here's what he confessed: "I don't have any concrete plans for my future. For now I'm going to stop to rest and go to recover the time I lost with my children," said Guardiola. Further, the Spanish coach continued: "The children have grown up and there are many things that I haven't done and I want to do. So I don't think for a second about anything related to football for the next few years. I need to rest, I need to reflect. After that, we'll see what happens. I don't have a plan, it's just the desire to rest and do many things that I haven't done in the past, I want to do... nonsense," said Pep, among other things.

Pep has ended his 10-year adventure at City with great emotions, the Catalan coach admitting he feels "very tired". "I can say without fear that I gave everything. The memories I have from Barcelona and Bayern Munich are extraordinary, but the memories I get from these 10 years here are more than anywhere else," he said.

The Spaniard stressed that for him, it was the human relationships that were more important than the trophies. During his time with the “Citizens”, it should be highlighted that Pep won a total of 20 trophies, including six English Premier League titles, one “UEFA Champions League”, three “FA Cups” and five League Cups. Now Guardiola is expected to take a long break from football, after an extraordinary, but also very tiring period at the helm of the team from the “Etihad”.