Manchester City surrendered their Premier League title with a 1-1 draw at Bournemouth amid growing uncertainty over Pep Guardiola's future. The manager confirmed he will discuss his plans with chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak after season's end, despite holding a one-year contract. City fans chanted "Pep Stay" during the match, but Guardiola departed quickly afterward as his team missed their chance to retain the title.

Guardiola's remarkable City tenure, which included a historic Treble last season and four consecutive league titles, ends with a rare back-to-back title failure. Arsenal, led by former assistant Mikel Arteta, claimed the crown after City dropped two points in a 3-3 draw at Everton that proved decisive. The 55-year-old Spaniard congratulated Arteta while managing Carabao Cup and FA Cup successes this season.

City faces a significant summer upheaval with Enzo Maresca reportedly lined up as Guardiola's successor. The Italian, another former assistant, would inherit a squad with major departures including Bernardo Silva and John Stones whose contracts expire. With 115 alleged financial breaches still unresolved and a Champions League final against PSG looming, City's transition period arrives at a critical juncture.