Guardiola insists he has 'one more year' on Man City deal

Pep Guardiola insists he has "one more year" remaining on his contract at Manchester City as speculation continues over his future. He playfully suggested this while smiling before making a swift exit from the room. Guardiola was scheduled to leave anyway, as it was the last question.

Guardiola's side face Chelsea in the FA Cup final (kick-off 15:00 BST), aiming for a double having claimed the Carabao Cup with victory over Arsenal in March. There continues to be talk that the Spaniard will step down from his position in the summer after a decade at the helm. As things stand, there has been no confirmation from Guardiola or the club over his immediate future, but it is understood former Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca is among the leading candidates to replace him. Guardiola has lifted 19 trophies during his time at City, including six Premier League titles, the Champions League and two FA Cups.

His side remains in the hunt for a seventh top-flight title of his spell, but lie two points behind leaders Arsenal with two games remaining. Asked if his reign is the definition of greatness, Guardiola replied by flexing his bicep and saying, "Yeah, of course, 19 titles in 10 years is not bad." He added, "They know they don't need to wait until I'm leaving, they know I have been fun. So 19 titles - fight for 20 in 10 years - it's not bad, honestly."