Pep: I would love to remain part of this Club
Pep: I would love to remain part of this Club Pep Guardiola says he may be leaving his role as Manchester City manager, but he would be more than happy to remain part of the Club in a different capacity at some stage in the future. The boss, who will take charge of the Blues for the final time at what will be an emotional final game of the season against Aston Villa, says he would love to remain part of the City family – whatever that might entail, “We talked together and I said I would love to continue to be part of this club, not a manager, I will take zero decisions, but to represent this club and organisation, I will be there,” said Pep. Get your tickets for City v Aston Villa this Sunday “I [would] like to still be part of this club in a different role.
Not in daily decision or spotlight, but behind the scenes, I would like to be part of that. ” The Club announced the newly extended North Stand will be named The Pep Guardiola Stand in our most successful manager of all time’s hour. And Pep admits he will take enormous pride in the fact his name will become part of the Etihad Stadium permanently, promising to emit energy from the stand in the years to come!
Asked what his initial reaction to the news was, he replied: “Speechless. No words. What can I say?
Khaldoon called me and said the club took that decision. I say, no words. “I like to feel that my vibe or energy will be there forever.
In the bad moments, when someone will look there and they see Pep there, I will send my energy to the team and club. “It’s one of the biggest honours I could get. I just want to say thank you so much to the club [for what they] deliver to me.