Pep Guardiola Reveals What He Will Discover That Will Make Him Dump EPL Club Manchester City

• Pep Guardiola threw his weight of support behind Manchester United when they were subjected to an investigation
• The Etihad Stadium side were recently investigated over their financial situation, but Guardiola has sent a warning to his bosses
• The Spanish manager stated that he will be disappointed if his bosses lied to him over the club’s financial status at the time

Pep Guardiola insists he'd leave the Etihad Stadium outfit if he discovered his bosses lied to him over their Financial Fair Play investigation.

In a chat with the press ahead of Sunday’s game against Newcastle United, the Spaniard disclosed that he asked the club’s hierarchy about their financial situation.

Manchester City were recently investigated and Guardiola threw his weight of support for the Etihad Stadium outfit.

He said as per 90min:

“Why did I defend the club and the people? It’s because I work with them.

“When they are accused of something I ask them: ‘tell me about that’. They explain and I believe them. I said to them: ‘If you lie to me, the day after I am not here’. I will be out and I will not be your friend anymore.

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“I put my faith in you because I believe you 100% from day one and I defend the club because of that. When you put something here [sponsor] it’s overpaid, but other [clubs] the money comes from the USA but the money is correct, even if it’s higher.

"We have to deal with that, we have to fight with that. As always I am a big fan to support this organisation, no doubt.”

Guardiola eyes move for Paul Pogba

Meanwhile, Guardiola is weighing up a sensational move to sign French midfielder Paul Pogba.

Pogba is poised to leave Manchester United later this month after he becomes a free agent at the end of this season.

As per reports filed by the Daily Mail, Guardiola wants to sign Pogba on a free transfer for Manchester City in the summer.

Paul Pogba is reportedly open to staying in the Premier League and would not rule out joining City.

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Guardiola aims subtle jab at Jose Mourinho

Sports Brief earlier reported that Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has aimed a subtle jab at his 'old enemy' José Mourinho on the back of his side's painful Champions League exit.

Guardiola has come under intense backlash following his side's inability to reach the finals of the Champions League.

His detractors reckon that per the monies invested in his squad he should have been able to annex the coveted European trophy, which the owners of Man City have craved since the takeover in 2008.