Pep Guardiola makes bombshell Man City future admission just weeks after signing new contract

Pep Guardiola has confessed that eventually taking a break from football could be beneficial, discussing post-management plans that include honing his French, perfecting his culinary skills, and dedicating time to golf.

The Manchester City boss, who recently signed a new two-year contract despite a string of losses, revealed his love for the Premier League adrenaline rush in a surprising admission to a renowned Spanish chef.

He said: "I want to leave it and go and play golf but I can't.

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"A time will come when I feel it's enough and I'll definitely stop then. I'm not going to manage another team. I'm not talking about the long-term future but what I'm not going to do is leave Manchester City and go to another country to do the same thing as I am now.

"I wouldn't have the energy to do so. I'm still here doing what I am today. But the thought of starting off somewhere else, with all the process of the training and so on... no, no, no! Maybe a national team but that's different.

"I should stop, like these chefs that go to other countries, stop and see what we've done well and what we could do better and when you're busy all day day after day you don't have time to do that. I think stopping would do me good."

In a candid moment with Marbella-born chef Dani Garcia on his Desmontadito YouTube channel, Guardiola conceded that his culinary skills are limited to just frying eggs and chips. He, however, looked at the future optimistically, saying: "I'm still young and when I stop, there's several things I want to do. One of them is to learn French,