Manchester City to replace Guardiola with Giovanni van Bronckhorst?

Pep Guardiola is undoubtedly most successful manr to lead Manchester City. With two back-to-back Premier League titles and four domestic cups last season he has got 'isy neighbours' an elite status in English leagues. City fans may never want to see ir legendary manr leave, but with his contract set to expire by end of summer 2021, club is reportedly looking for his replacement with Dutchman Giovanni van Bronckhorst brought in.

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Has Giovanni van-Bronckhorst already signed for Manchester City?

British press reported that Dutch coach had signed a contract with reigning Premier League champions with an 'access-all-areas' role. He has started his work in background with Manchester City following his departure from his manrial position at Feyeord prior this summer. report stated that agreed deal is to assist Giovanni with his development in club. Earlier, City said it to be an 'informal agreement', but Giovanni has signed an official contract with team.

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According to reports, Manchester City are planning for departure of Guardiola early and give early access to new manr to understand how club works. To provide a more sense of youth team, coaching and scouting insights to monetary and boardroom overviews. former Barcelona, Arsenal and Rangers player is seen as perfect replacement to keep momentum going when Guardiola departs.

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working of plan depends on wher or t Dutchman settles in over period of coming months. Mikel Arteta also seems to be an ideal replacement for Guardiola and ex-Manchester City skipper Vincent Kompany can also look to take City job after getting a handful of experience in Belgium.

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