Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola spent some time in Italy during the second international break and gave a wide-ranging interview on TV.

Guardiola Rules Out England, Coy on Future on Italian TV

Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola spent some time in Italy during the second international break and gave a wide-ranging interview to the TV show Che Tempo Che Fa, revisiting his career, his past time in the Peninsula, and more (via Calciomercato).

“I don’t go on TV because I already hold six press conferences per week. I know that we don’t say much during those, but the journalists can ask me whatever they want. I’m fine and a little tired of my job, as everybody is at times. I like football a lot, though.”

Guardiola has completed the treble twice.

“Well, I’m very good. I had some luck at Barcelona, which is my favorite team. I’ve been in three great clubs throughout the course of my career.”

The boss has a short-term contract with Manchester City.

“I need to reflect and haven’t decided yet. England? No. If I had made up my mind, I would have already relayed it. Everything can happen in life. I don’t know where I’ll coach next.”

Guardiola joked about Roberto Baggio, who was a guest on the program as well.

“Maybe I’ll come to Italy if he’s my assistant. I get emotional when I speak about him. He was the best, but his knee was shot when we played together. He’s a sunny person. I think everybody loves him in Italy, no matter their allegiance. He was always open on the pitch. It was truly a wonderful time for me. He was exceptional and had a lot of freedom, which was fair. I was playing in a different reality, but I never regretted joining Brescia. Winning was bliss, and we had a lot of fun.”

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