City executives and players may see their futures as tied to the manager, who is weighing up whether to extend stay
– The Boss – is an apt Catalan sobriquet for Pep Guardiola as this remarkable son of Spain’s north-eastern region ponders whether to end his era of ruthlessdominance. Six Premier League titles, two FA Cups, four League Cups, the Champions League, the Super Cup and the Club World Cup won in eight years. With English football’s second treble part of this, it is a record that may never be bested.
After a first trophyless season, the Guardiola hegemony began with City’s claiming of a record 100-point championship and the first League Cup win. The question of how long he would stay started too. At play, here, too, is how there is nothing else to win at the club and scant else to achieve – unless a second treble or five/six/etc consecutive titles gets the juices flowing. So Guardiola leaving may also cause Erling Haaland, who Real Madrid admire, to ponder his future.
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