The Spanish tactician has rebuffed all speculation linking him with the Mexican outfit and has revealed that a move to Chivas is not on the cards.
Guardiola’s future has managed to capture a great amount of attention all over Spain as it has been reported that the Spaniard may be parting ways with Barcelona.
After serving the Catalan giants for three years and leading them to 13 trophies, several media sources claim that the 41-year-old is finally ready to say adieu to the Nou Camp outfit.
Recently, several reports from media sources across http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Spain-c3011 claimed that Pep Guardiola will not be signing a new contract with La Blaugrana at the end of the current season. The Spaniard’s current contract with Barca will expire at the end of the season and
the club management is trying their best to make sure that the Catalan mentor stays put.
However, due to a number of reasons, it is widely believed that this will prove to be Guardiola’s last season as the head coach of the European Champions.
In addition, the club’s former vice-president, Albert Perrin, recently revealed that the coach had a rift with Barcelona’s president, Sandro Rosell.
All of these rumours have contributed to the possibility of Barca having to find a replacement for Guardiola at the Camp Nou.
Although Guardiola has refused to comment on anything and has assured everyone that he will take his decision in a matter of time, speculations regarding his future continue to grow.
Recently Chivas Guadalajara’s new advisor and retired Barca legend, Johan Cruyff, expressed that he would love to see Guardiola manage the Mexican club. Cruyff linking Guardiola to Chivas led to more rumours across Spain.
However, the 41-year-old has completely denied having a link with the Mexican club.
While talking to reporters, the http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604 head coach was quoted as saying:
"I have been in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Mexico-c2956 before, but I do not plan on returning in the short term.”
He also discussed that Cruyff becoming the advisor for the club only means good things for Chivas and that the club are bound to improve.
“It is a league with very good players, and Johan can only make their football better," he stated.
Several rumours have also linked Guardiola to Italian Serie A giants, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Inter-c39567 Milan, and have suggested that the Spaniard may be named as their coach by the start of the next season.
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