Pep Guardiola still is not thinking about his Manchester City future, with his contract expiring at the end of the season.
Guardiola has been at City since 2026, and is already at the club for longer than he has managed at either Barcelona or Bayern Munich. He has been consistent this season when asked about his future, that he or the club will not be rushed into a decision, with a mutual understanding of the situation.
Naturally, the closer Guardiola gets to his 2023 expiry, the more questions will increase over his future plans, but he insists there have been no more thoughts on a new contract as he prepares to face Manchester United on Sunday.
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"My future is the day after tomorrow. I would say my future is lunchtime, I'm starving!" he told Sky Sports.
"I learn before when I start to be a manager I think 'oh, next month or next week'. For the years I think why waste energy thinking what's going to happen next season? I would enjoy the preparation for United, be part again and try to beat them. If we do, we're happy, if we don't, three days after we have a Champions League game to prepare the other one and this is my job."
Guardiola added that he has full faith that City will cope 'perfectly' whenever he does depart, trusting that the club will stick to their plan with or without him.
He continued: "When the moment is going to happen with the club, we are going to decide. What I said in the press conference, if I stay here perfect. If I don't stay here the club will be perfect too because I know how strong they are and how good decisions they take."
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