Overview
- In a RAC1 interview, Pep Guardiola said he cannot see himself serving as FC Barcelona president and dismissed the prospect outright.
- The Manchester City manager declined to rule out a future return as Barcelona coach, citing how much the club gave him as a player and a manager.
- Guardiola characterized the presidency as uniquely high-pressure at Barcelona, where he said “everyone has their say” and only insiders can ignore the noise.
- His remarks coincided with coverage of his 1,000th match in management, with reports noting 716 wins and memories spanning Barcelona and Manchester City.
- With his long-term City plans still a subject of reporting, separate coverage has described early succession work led by sporting director Hugo Viana, including interest in Andoni Iraola and Vincent Kompany.