Guardiola continued his coaching career at Bayern Munich in 2013 and later joined Manchester City in 2016. Under his leadership, Manchester City has consistently been a dominant force in English football, winning the Premier League title every year since 2016, with the exception of 2020.

Guardiola’s success has translated into substantial financial rewards. He has an estimated net worth of around £100M and earns approximately £19.7 million annually at Manchester City, making him one of the highest-paid head coaches in Europe. This salary marks a significant increase from his predecessor at Manchester City, Manuel Pellegrini, who earned around £4 million.

In 2022, Guardiola renewed his contract with Manchester City, extending his stay until the summer of 2025. He emphasized the role of his family’s happiness and comfort in this decision, stating it was an easy choice once they supported his continued commitment to English football. Guardiola attributes his success to the unwavering support from the club’s hierarchy, including chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak and CEO Ferran Soriano, among others. He expresses gratitude for their backing, especially during challenging times, and commits to giving his best until the end of his tenure.