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Manchester City are currently one of the most dominant and feared football teams in the world. Other than a brief spell in the First Division back in 2001/02, they have been a Premier League club since the league was introduced but it was in 2008 when the club was taken over by Sheikh Mansour that they were taken to the next level.
Manchester City now have a squad of world-class players which have notched up four Premier League title victories in the last six seasons. Pep Guardiola has been a big part of their success since joining the club in 2016. However, his last game with the club was on May 24, 2026 and Manchester City are now on the hunt for its next manager.
Pep Guardiola is a former professional footballer and current manager of Manchester City. He is widely regarded as one of the most successful and influential coaches in the sport’s history. He was born on January 18, 1971, in Santpedor, Spain.
As a player, Guardiola played as a defensive midfielder for FC Barcelona, winning numerous titles including six La Liga titles and the European Cup. He was also a regular member of the Spanish national team.
After retiring from playing, Guardiola began his managerial career at FC Barcelona B, before being appointed as the first-team manager in 2008. He enjoyed a hugely successful four-year spell at the club, winning 14 major trophies, including three La Liga titles and two UEFA Champions League titles.
Guardiola then went on to manage Bayern Munich in Germany, winning three consecutive Bundesliga titles and reaching the semi-finals of the Champions League in each of his three seasons in charge.
In 2016, Guardiola joined Manchester City, where he won the Champions League, six Premier League titles, three FA Cups, and five League Cups. His Manchester City team was known for its possession-based style of play, high pressing, and tactical flexibility.
Guardiola is widely regarded as one of the most innovative and tactically astute managers in the sport’s history. His teams are known for their intricate passing movements, attacking flair, and defensive solidity. He is also renowned for his attention to detail, meticulous preparation, and ability to get the best out of his players.
Several managers in the football world will be lining up to be handed the baton since the departure of Pep Guardiola. He was never one of the bookie’s favourite managers to be sacked in the Premier League, earning the distinction of being one of the best managers in the Premier League era.
So, with Guardiola leaving Manchester City, who could replace him?
Online bookmakers have several big names lined up as possible replacements for Pep with the most likely listed below.
| Manager | Bookie | Odds |
|---|
Enzo Maresca is the odds-on favourite to be the next Manchester City manager. He knows the club inside out after being Pep’s assistant during the treble-winning season. His departure from Chelsea in January came off the back of rumours that he was interviewing for the City job.
Vincent Kompany is both a romantic and credible option to take over. The issue is a contract extension he was at Bayern Munich that’s in place until 2029 and without a release clause. He’s proven his ability with back-to-back Bundesliga titles and is a City legend with elite credentials.
Luis Enrique is a box office name who has guided PSG to successive Champions League finals. While the Paris club are actively trying to negotiate an extension through 2030 to fight off Premier League interest, he’d be a fascinating successor to his former teammate at Barcelona.
Pep Guardiola was in charge of Manchester City for a decade after assuming the role in 2016. Prior to the Spaniard taking over, the club had seen several managers take the reins.
A full list of Manchester City managers can be found below.
| FROM | TO | |
|---|---|---|
| Josep Guardiola | 01 Jul, 2016 | 24 May, 2026 |
| Manuel Pellegrini | 14 Jun, 2013 | 30 Jun, 2016 |
| Brian Kidd | 13 May, 2013 | 14 Jun, 2013 |
| Roberto Mancini | 20 Dec, 2009 | 13 May, 2013 |
| Mark Hughes | 04 Jun, 2008 | 20 Dec, 2009 |
| Sven-Goran Eriksson | 06 Jul, 2007 | 02 Jun, 2008 |
| Stuart Pearce | 11 Mar, 2005 | 14 May, 2007 |
| Kevin Keegan | 24 May, 2001 | 11 Mar, 2005 |
| Joe Royle | 18 Feb, 1998 | 21 May, 2001 |
| Frank Clark | 29 Dec, 1996 | 17 Feb, 1998 |
| Phil Neal | 08 Nov, 1996 | 29 Dec, 1996 |
| Steve Coppell | 06 Oct, 1996 | 08 Nov, 1996 |
| Alan Ball | 02 Jul, 1995 | 27 Aug, 1996 |
| Brian Horton | 28 Aug, 1993 | 16 May, 1995 |
| Tony Book | 26 Aug, 1993 | 28 Aug, 1993 |
| Peter Reid | 15 Nov, 1990 | 26 Aug, 1993 |
| Howard Kendall | 06 Dec, 1989 | 05 Nov, 1990 |
| Mel Machin | 01 May, 1987 | 30 Nov, 1989 |
| Jimmy Frizzell | 01 Oct, 1986 | 01 May, 1987 |
| Billy McNeill | 30 Jun, 1983 | 22 Sep, 1986 |
| John Benson | 03 Feb, 1983 | 07 Jun, 1983 |
| John Bond | 01 Oct, 1980 | 03 Feb, 1983 |
| Malcolm Allison | 16 Jul, 1979 | 01 Oct, 1980 |
| Tony Book | 12 Apr, 1974 | 01 Jan, 1979 |
| Ron Saunders | 22 Nov, 1973 | 12 Apr, 1974 |
| Johnny Hart | 01 May, 1973 | 16 Nov, 1973 |
| Malcolm Allison | 12 Jun, 1972 | 30 Mar, 1973 |
| Joe Mercer | 01 Jul, 1965 | 12 Jun, 1971 |
| George Poyser | 01 May, 1963 | 01 Apr, 1965 |
| Leslie McDowall | 01 Jun, 1950 | 01 May, 1963 |
| John “Jock” Thomson | 01 Jun, 1947 | 01 Feb, 1950 |
| Sam Cowan | 01 Nov, 1946 | 01 Jun, 1947 |
| Wilf Wild | 01 Mar, 1932 | 01 Nov, 1946 |
| Peter Hodge | 01 May, 1926 | 01 Mar, 1932 |
| David Ashworth | 01 Jul, 1924 | 01 Nov, 1925 |
| Ernest Magnall | 01 Aug, 1912 | 01 May, 1924 |
| Harry Newbould | 01 Jul, 1906 | 31 Jul, 1912 |
| Tom Maley | 01 Jul, 1902 | 01 Jul, 1906 |
| Sam Omerod | 01 Aug, 1895 | 01 Jul, 1902 |
| Joshua Parlby | 01 Aug, 1893 | 31 May, 1895 |
| Lawrence Furniss | 01 Aug, 1889 | 31 May, 1893 |