Manager of Manchester City, Pep Guardiola, has shared his plans for the future and discussed where he might go after leaving the club.

Guardiola recently signed a new contract with Manchester City, keeping him at the club until 2027. This deal will extend his time at the club to over a decade, during which he has already won six Premier League titles, one Champions League, four Carabao Cups, two FA Cups, and the FIFA Club World Cup.

Looking ahead, Guardiola has confirmed that Manchester City will be the final club he manages in his career.

He told famous Spanish chef Dani Garcia on his Desmontadito YouTube channel: "I'm not going to manage any other club after City.

I'm not talking about the long-term future, but what I'm not going to do is leave, go to another country, and do the same thing as now. Maybe a national team, but that's different."

Guardiola was linked with the England job in the wake of Gareth Southgate's departure before Thomas Tuchel was appointed as the new Three Lions' coach.

There has also been speculation previously that the 53-year-old was wanted by the Brazil national team, and there may be plenty of offers for Guardiola to consider once he does finally decide to part ways with City.

Guardiola's City side are currently going through a sticky patch and dropped Premier League points again last time out against Crystal Palace.

The Catalan coach will aim to get his team back to winning ways on Wednesday at Juventus in the Champions League.