Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, described his decade-long tenure as 'fucking fun' and confirmed that he has no intention of leaving the club before his contract expires in summer 2027. As Manchester City prepares for the FA Cup final against Chelsea, Guardiola aims to secure his 17th major trophy, adding to the 19 titles he has already won during his time at the club. He humorously noted the significance of his achievements, flexing his right bicep while acknowledging that winning 19 titles in 10 years is commendable. When asked if he felt sadness about the possibility of leaving, Guardiola firmly stated, 'No way. I have a one year [left on my] contract.' He also expressed disappointment over the lack of a dedicated area at Wembley to honor his contributions, given his frequent appearances at the stadium. The FA Cup final will be Guardiola's 24th cup appearance at Wembley, showcasing his successful journey with Manchester City. Meanwhile, midfielder Rodri is facing a late fitness test ahead of the crucial match.