Pep Guardiola Sends Message to Premier League Rivals After Signing New Manchester City Contract

• Pep Guardiola has extended his Manchester City contract by two years to remain at the Etihad Stadium until 2025
• The Spanish who has dominated the Premier League since he came in 2016 sends a message to his rivals, he is not done with them yet
• City's record signing Jack Grealish is the first City player to send a message to Pep, calling him an unbelievable coach and a football addict

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has signed a new two year contract extension that will keep him at the sky-blue club till the summer of 2025, as earlier reported by Sports Brief yesterday.

Guardiola has been at the Manchester club since 2016 having previously managed FC Barcelona and Bayern Munich. He has transformed City into the best club in England and one of the best clubs in Europe.

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Guardiola's message to rivals

Pep brought out his humorous side in a video uploaded on Manchester City' official Twitter by sending a cheeky message to his rivals who Pep claimed wanted him gone but he is staying because he loves it.

Chelsea and Liverpool are the only other teams apart from Manchester City to win the Premier League title since Guardiola came to England in 2016.

Jack Grealish praises Guardiola

English attacker Jack Grealish is the first Manchester City player to send a message to Guardiola after his contract was announced.

Grealish was signed by Pep from Premier League club Aston Villa for a British record £100m but he is yet to hit the form that made City splash the cash on him.

Guardiola wants Bukayo Saka

Sports Brief earlier reported that Guardiola wants to sign Bukayo Saka from Arsenal. The young winger has been impressive since he broke out and Guardiola is an admirer.

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According to Transfermarkt, Guardiola has spent over €1bn since becoming City boss and with two more years in charge, he will surely spend more money of the Abu Dhabi backed club.

Manchester City will look to take advantage of Bukayo Saka's contract situation at Arsenal to try and convince him to switch Emirates to Etihad.