Pep Guardiola confirms stance on Man City future and offers summer transfer hint

Pep Guardiola insists Sunday's final day will have no bearing on his personal future at Manchester City, with the club eyeing history in the Premier League.

City can become the first side to win the English top flight for four seasons in a row with three points against West Ham and Guardiola has challenged his side to embrace the pressure of making history, telling his side they will never be in this position again.

Asked if he will still have the hunger to be back next season for the final year of his current City contract, Guardiola gave a short, sweet answer on the eve of the final day of the Premier League season.

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"I have a contract, I want to be here next season, yes," he said, referring to his deal that will expire at the end of next season in the summer of 2025.

And while Guardiola was less decisive on what could happen in the upcoming transfer window, refusing to answer before the final day, he did say the West Ham result and FA Cup final would naturally have a bearing on the decisions of some players and their futures.

"I don't know next season. We have to see how we finish, sometimes the decision depends on how we finish the season," he said.

"The player who has a good season, is already done. Nothing changes how the season is in the last two games. We have to wait. Now I'm not thinking for one second about next season."

However, Guardiola did offer a stern defence of Ederson, who will miss the final two games of the season with injury. Stefan Ortega's cameo against Tottenham on Tuesday renewed calls for the German