Neville says it's 'scary' that Klopp and Guardiola are staying longer

Gary Neville believes it's scary for the Premier League that Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola want to stay around at Liverpool and Manchester City.

Between them the pair have won the last five league titles, with Guardiola's side pipping their rivals by one point after their dramatic 3-2 victory over Aston Villa.

Liverpool though have already have won two trophies this season and could make that three if they beat Real Madrid in the Champions League final on Saturday.

Neville has told the Overlap, that it will be a 'worry' for other Premier League teams that neither man looks ready to leave their respective clubs.

He said: 'The worry for the rest is, that I thought these two managers would be gone two or three seasons ago. 

'I thought 'they’re going to do four years, five years, and then they’ll go, that next challenge will come – Barcelona, Real Madrid, wherever the next challenge is' – the problem is now they’ve both embedded themselves into these two clubs.

'They recognise that the league’s the best it’s ever been, the rest of the leagues in Europe aren’t in a stronger position, the clubs that they’re at are giving them everything that they want and more, and they’re now going to be here for another three years maybe, four years and that’s the scary thing.'

Klopp's contract was set to expire in 2024, though he and his backroom staff signed two year extensions taking him to 2026 - which will be 11 years after he was appointed as the replacement to Brendan Rodgers.

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