Summary
Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, has said he will leave his position if he has to manage a large squad. He prefers working with a smaller group of players and is unhappy with leaving several players out of match selections.
Key Facts
- Pep Guardiola has been the manager of Manchester City since 2016.
- Guardiola is considering quitting if he has to manage a larger squad after the summer.
- Some senior players missed out on the recent 3-1 match against Bournemouth, which City won.
- Guardiola prefers a smaller squad to avoid leaving players out of games.
- City spent over £200 million on new players in January due to injuries.
- Kevin De Bruyne is confirmed to leave the club in the summer, and Jack Grealish's future is uncertain.
- Guardiola is contracted to stay with the club until 2027.
- Manchester City's website lists 28 first-team squad members, while the Premier League allows a 25-man squad plus additional young players.
