Post: Manchester City is preparing to discuss contract renewal with Guardiola s coaching staff, and the existing contract will expire during the Club World Cup

May 27th According to the Daily Mail, Manchester City is preparing to discuss contract renewal with members of Guardiola's coaching staff, and their existing contract will expire during the Club World Cup.

It is reported that Guardiola's behind-the-scenes team is preparing to negotiate a contract renewal with Manchester City to welcome the new season. It is understood that the club has not yet made any proposals for renewal to Guardiola's closest aides before securing Champions League qualification on the final day of the season.

Sources said that Manchester City has begun discussing the new contract terms with coaches this week, with two weeks left before the team flew to the United States to compete in the Club World Cup, and the existing contract will expire during the event. For the coach who signed a one-year contract, the delay in negotiations has caused some confusion among the team behind the scenes, including four key figures who have been with Guardiola since he took office in 2016.

The new football director Hugo Viana will continue to hand over work with Begiristan and evaluate the coaching staff and the operation of the transfer market to lead Manchester City into a new era. Guardiola's coaching team has been very close for years, with core members remaining the same throughout his tenure. Analyst Director Carles Planchart, physical fitness coach Lorenzo Buenaventura and player agreement director Manel Esteat all came to Manchester City from Bayern Munich with Guardiola. In addition, goalkeeper coach Javier Mansidor joined the Etihad Stadium in 2013 under Manuel Pellegrini.

Carlos Vessenz, who was promoted to a first-team member four years ago, received an invitation from Braga to become the new head coach of the Portuguese team. Assistant coach Juanma Lelo is seen as Guardiola's mentor, who returned to Manchester City after the triple-winning season and returned with Inigo Dominguez. Maresca, Arteta and Domeneke Torent have all served as deputy and have successfully served as head coaches elsewhere.