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Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak expressed his desire to continue working with Pep Guardiola after the team clinched their fourth consecutive title.
However, he also voiced frustration over the club's ongoing legal battle to clear their name from 115 Premier League charges.
Al Mubarak stated that he would engage in further discussions with Guardiola regarding his future, emphasizing their commitment to finding a mutually beneficial solution. He praised Guardiola's historic achievements, highlighting his instrumental role in shaping the team's success.
Regarding the legal challenges faced by the club, Al Mubarak acknowledged the prolonged process and its impact on the club's reputation. He stressed the importance of being judged based on facts rather than allegations.
Despite the legal distractions, Al Mubarak expressed confidence in Guardiola's leadership and his contributions to English football. He lauded Guardiola's impact on the team's style of play and the records they have set under his management.
Looking ahead, Al Mubarak expressed optimism about City's prospects in retaining the title for the fifth consecutive year. He also commented on the team's performance in the Champions League and raised concerns about the Premier League's financial regulations.
Al Mubarak hinted at potential legal action against the Premier League regarding associated party transaction deals and criticized the increasing restrictions on transfers. He called for a more balanced approach to regulation, urging sensibility in managing the league's competitiveness while allowing clubs sufficient maneuverability in the transfer market.