Manager of Manchester City, Pep Guardiola, has reportedly made the decision to leave the team after his contract expired in 2025.

The Spaniard made this decision after guiding City to an unprecedented treble during the recently finished 2022–23 season.

After their city rivals, Man United, the Citizens won three significant trophies under Guardiola, becoming just the second Premier League club to do so.

According to The Sun, the English powerhouses defeated Arsenal to win the league title with three games remaining before defeating Manchester United in the FA Cup final to add to their collection of trophies.

City went on to win the Champions League for the first time in their history on Saturday night after silencing Italian giants, Inter Milan 1-0 in Istanbul in the final of the tournament.

Guardiola to quit Man City

Having won almost every available trophy at the Etihad Stadium, Guardiola has reportedly decided to end his career at Man City within the next few years.

The 52-year-old has an active contract with the Manchester club that will expire in 2025, having penned a renewal of his deal back in November 2021.

According to The Guardian, the former Barcelona boss has decided he will not continue at the club once the deal expires.

Guardiola has enjoyed an illustrious career at City since he joined them from Bayern Munich in 2016. An incredible five Premier League titles and a couple of domestic titles are among the honours he has won for the club.

Guardiola receives message from Fergie

Sports Brief also reported on Man City boss, Guardiola revealing the touching message he received from Sir Alex Ferguson before winning a historic treble.

Emulating the legendary Man United manager, the Citizens added the UCL title to the Premier League and FA Cup by beating Inter Milan 1-0 on Saturday night.