Manchester City confirm that Pep Guardiola will leave the club at the end of the season, ending a decade-long spell as manager. Reports across outlets say the 55-year-old has been in charge for 10 years at the Etihad Stadium and is set to depart this summer. Several sources describe the period as one of the most successful in the club’s modern history, citing a large haul of trophies, including multiple Premier League titles and a Champions League. One report links the decision timeline to the Premier League title being secured by Arsenal, with Guardiola later commenting on the exit. The BBC reports Guardiola says that “nothing is eternal” as the departure is confirmed. Another outlet notes Guardiola will oversee his farewell match against Aston Villa, with plans reported for part of the stadium to be renamed in his honour. Coverage also includes accounts of Guardiola being seen moving personal belongings from his Manchester apartment after the club’s confirmation. Overall, sources agree on the timing of his exit and the length of his tenure, while differing mainly on the details and timing of match and personal logistics.