Johan Cruyff Confirms Pep Guardiola Will Coach in England Next Season: The Nightly EPL
After Johan Cruyff managed what was probably his last game for Catalonia in a friendly yesterday, the Dutch legend was asked whether former Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola could be next in line for the Catalonia job.
In a surprising answer, Cruyff revealed, “Pep now looks set to coach in England, so he won’t have the time to lead Catalonia [due to the lack of a winter break].”
Where will Guardiola end up? Arsenal? Chelsea or Manchester United?
Here are tonight’s Premier League news headlines:
- Johan Cruyff confirms Guardiola will coach in England next season — 101 Great Goals
- Daniel Sturridge set to oust Luis Suárez from central role at Liverpool — The Guardian
- Spurs’ cut-price deal for Zeki Fryers could anger Manchester United — The Telegraph
- West Ham’s Matt Jarvis appears on cover of gay magazine — The Independent
- Alan Pardew warns owner Mike Ashley they could go down unless they spend big — Telegraph
- Tottenham can cope without Emmanuel Adebayor, says Freund — The Guardian
- Joe Cole completes West Ham move from Liverpool – pictured — The Mail
- QPR win at Chelsea showed big-money buys do care, says Esteban Granero — The Guardian
- Everton agree new deals for Phil Jagielka and Leon Osman — The Telegraph
- Frank Lampard could move to Serie A after his agent announced he was ‘certain’ to leave — Sky Sports
- Why Alan Pardew seems safe despite Newcastle’s nightmare season — The Guardian
- Coventry City wear 1987 FA Cup final kit v Tottenham — The Mail
- Everton wage bill at 75% of revenue — The Guardian
- Marouane Chamakh is in talks with West Ham ahead of a possible transfer — BBC Sport
- Joe Cole’s West Ham homecoming is populist but ignores the reality — The Guardian
- Ryan Shawcross signs new contract at Stoke — The Independent
- Arsène Wenger: Arsenal fan pressure makes signing future stars harder — The Guardian
- Sergio Aguero splits from Diego Maradona’s daughter — The Mirror
- Michu shrugs off transfer speculation as he targets Wembley — Wales Online
- Tottenham are lining up a deal for international midfielder Anas Sharbini — Sky Sports
- Sergio Agüero ruled out of Manchester City’s FA Cup tie with Watford — The Guardian
- Fulham are the mystery club bidding for Molde defensive star Vegard Forren — Sky Sports
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5 Responses to Johan Cruyff Confirms Pep Guardiola Will Coach in England Next Season: The Nightly EPL
Manchester City.
“Spurs-cut-price-deal-for-Zeki-Fryers-could-anger-Manchester-United”
LMAO– they will stomp their feet and fold their arms , and huff & Puff & hold their breath….
Who cares… It still won’t be as bad as when they signed Beckham as a kid from spurs youth @ like 10 years old.
Dust
sounds like your almost over it looks like the therapy has worked.
as far as your XI no King in starting lineup Lineker and Ginola on bench is a tough call and some how must find room for Teddy he could finish in big matches not just against minnows.who would be your gaffer?thanks for taking your time to answer my question.i will defer to you on all things Spurs
Unless Ferguson retires, which there is no indication he will, Guardiola will go to City or Chelsea.
Depending on what happens at PSG, I could see Mourinho moving there.
*rme* Who’s going to be the next person to act like they know where Guardiola is going next?