Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola has reportedly made a decision on his future with the Premier League champions.
Guardiola's current contract with the Citizens expires at the end of the 2024/25 season.
You would not blame City fans for worrying about the future of the five-time Premier League winner, especially with his comments about wanting to coach on the international scene.
Read: Official: Ramovic Joins CAF CL Team After PSL Exit
However, Football Insider have reported that the Spanish tactician has reached an agreement in principle over a new contract.
Guardiola is City's longest-serving manager in the Premier League era, having joined the Manchester outfit ahead of the 2016/17 campaign.
Since then, the Manchester outfit have won six league titles, four League Cups, two FA Cups and one UEFA Champions League title, which came in the treble-winning.
The report adds that there is a catch, as the extension will only be for one more season, which leave City in another predicament after the 2025/26 season.
Guardiola recently commented on his future amid the side's rough form, which includes four straight defeats in all competitions.
"I want to be sure it's the right decision, not just for me but for club, the right decision for the players," he said in New York in July.
"If they run like they already ran for eight years, no matter the competition, the tournament, and this is what I have to see and that's all.
"When I said I would love to stay (it's) because I would love to stay. So that's why, I want to deny my feelings, I want to see my players."
