Pep Guardiola is keeping everyone guessing about his Manchester City future. With two Premier League games left, the 55-year-old has not confirmed whether he will step down or see out his contract until 2027. Sources close to the club suggest he is expected to leave, with Enzo Maresca viewed as the likely replacement, though neither City nor Guardiola has confirmed this publicly.

Sky Sports News reported that two of Guardiola's most trusted coaches will depart this summer, adding to the uncertainty around his long-term role. Despite this, he told reporters he is happy at the club and spoke glowingly after Saturday's 1-0 FA Cup final win over Chelsea, saying, "The future is bright," and expressing confidence he will remain involved.

City aim to keep the title race alive by beating Bournemouth on Tuesday, with Arsenal facing Burnley the night before. How this decisive week unfolds won't just settle the trophy—it will shape whether Guardiola or Maresca leads the team next season.