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Pep Guardiola gave very little away when he was put on the spot and asked whether Manchester City will be the last team he ever manages.
The Spaniard was quizzed on his future at the club following his comments in an NBC interview in which he said "I am arriving at the end of my coaching career".
In the above video, the former Barcelona and Bayern Munich manager is asked to elaborate on whether retirement is something he is considering.
The question, which is both asked and answered in Spanish, is translated by an interpreter at the press conference, which you can see in full above.
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In the clip, the journalist asks: "You said in an interview with NBC that you feel like you are reaching the end of your career as a manager, do you think City will be your last team?"
Guardiola replies: "It might be one of my last teams," before he is then asked: "Why do you feel you need to retire?" He responds: "Because I say so".
The Spaniard declared he is already thinking about the end of his coaching career despite being just six months into a three-year deal at City.
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The 45-year-old put pen to paper with the club in July following their three-year pursuit of him.
But in a special interview with NBC, entitled 'Inside the mind of Pep Guardiola', he said: "What I like is to imagine that the next step can be better - if not, I will not be here.
"I feel that the the process of my goodbye has already started."
"I will not be a trainer when I am 60 or 65 years old. Manchester City is three years, or maybe longer, but I am still approaching the end of my career as a manager - I am sure of that."