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Khaldoon Al Mubarak and Ferran Soriano react to Pep Guardiola's Manchester City exit

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola confirmed his departure after a decade in charge on Friday.

Club chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak praised Guardiola for consistently reinventing himself to sustain success. He highlighted the manager’s ability to maintain high energy levels throughout his tenure.

CEO Ferran Soriano commended Guardiola as a transformative figure for Manchester City. Soriano emphasized the Catalan’s role in shaping the club’s modern identity and competitive edge.

Guardiola’s decision follows a period of sustained achievements with Manchester City, including multiple domestic and international trophies. His leadership spanned 10 seasons, during which the club secured numerous titles.

Both executives acknowledged Guardiola’s impact on Manchester City’s growth beyond domestic competitions. They noted his contribution to elevating the club’s global standing in European football.

Al Mubarak and Soriano expressed gratitude for Guardiola’s dedication and professionalism. Their statements underscored the depth of his influence on the club’s culture and infrastructure.

The announcement comes amid speculation about Guardiola’s future plans. His next managerial steps remain unconfirmed following the public confirmation of his departure from Manchester City.

Manchester City has initiated internal discussions to plan the transition. The club aims to announce a successor in due course as part of its long-term strategy.

Guardiola’s exit marks the end of an era for Manchester City, with both executives reflecting on his legacy. His contributions are expected to shape the club’s future direction even after his departure.

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