Pep Guardiola could reportedly be nearing the end of his time at Manchester City, with fresh speculation emerging about a possible summer departure.
The City boss has avoided giving a clear answer on his future in recent weeks, despite increasing questions as the season approaches its conclusion.
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While the club expect him to remain in charge, uncertainty continues to surround the situation.
Former City midfielder Gareth Barry believes an exit is now a realistic possibility, suggesting Guardiola may feel his time at the Etihad has reached its natural end.
City fear major impact if Guardiola leaves
Barry warned that losing Guardiola would represent a “huge blow” for Manchester City, given the Spaniard’s influence and long-term success at the club.
Under his leadership, City have consistently competed for major honours, including domestic trophies this season, reports Manchester evening news.
Despite being under contract until 2027, Guardiola is believed to have considered his future at various points, with the club working hard behind the scenes to keep him satisfied.
City remain in contention for silverware, having already secured one trophy and still battling for others, which could influence Guardiola’s final decision.
The club are also aware of the challenges that come with replacing a long-serving manager, with history showing that transitions of this scale can take time to stabilise.
As the season enters its final stretch, Guardiola’s future is set to remain one of the biggest talking points around Manchester City.
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