On Friday, UEFA announced that "Manchester City" team will be excluded from international tournaments for two seasons due to serious FFP ("Financial Fair Play") breaches.
Immediately after this information was revealed in the foreign media, speculations emerged that this punishment could prompt Pep Guardiola and main "Man City" players to seek new clubs as soon as next summer.
However, "Sky Sports" reports that the specialist from Spain has assured his players that he does not plan to leave the team next summer and will work in Manchester at least until the end of his contract, which is valid until the summer of 2021.
The same sources also claim that one of the leaders, Raheem Sterling, does not plan to leave the club.
It is true that "Man City" is preparing to appeal against UEFA's decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, so the penalty could still be overturned or reduced.
