Man City boss Pep Guardiola has made Mikel Arteta feelings clear amid shock Arsenal exit claims.

Pep Guardiola has made Mikel Arteta’s feelings regarding the shocking Arsenal exit rumors plain.Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, has been linked with a possible departure from the Emirates following remarks by Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, regarding the possibility of him being replaced at the Etihad.

Arteta may replace Xavi at Barcelona, according to recent reports from Spain, following the legendary midfielder’s announcement that he will depart the Nou Camp. However, the Gunners’ manager is currently employed at Arsenal until 2025, and negotiations have begun regarding a new contract.

Should Arteta decide to leave the North London club in the future, however, City could be a possible destination if Guardiola terminates his tenure as manager. The two coached at City together for more than three years prior to December 2019, when Arteta resigned as assistant manager to supplant Unai Emery at Arsenal.”He will almost certainly succeed me.” “He will achieve success,” Guardiola predicted in September 2019 regarding Arteta. “Eventually, Arteta will attain the position of manager,” the speaker said. He is an extremely youthful manager. He has prior experience managing large athletes and large teams.”He possesses an extraordinary work ethic. He possesses a unique ability to analyze events and devise solutions. “We frequently discuss his feelings and beliefs.”

Guardiola stated that Arteta shared his perspective on the game and praised the integrity of the former Everton midfielder. “He’s so happy when we win but suffers when we don’t and that is why he tries to find a solution,” according to him.

“He is an exceptional individual who embodies remarkable values regarding the importance of camaraderie in the locker room. Moreover, he has already demonstrated remarkable managerial prowess and is poised to achieve further success.” “Our proximity to the football is extremely close.”

Although Guardiola’s current contract with City expires at the conclusion of the 2024/25 season, the Catalan has previously expressed interest in prolonging his tenure at the Etihad.”I am at ease with my decision to sign a contract for an additional two years, regardless of whether we win (the treble) or lose,” he stated in August of the previous year.

“Everyone is pleased, including myself and the board and hierarchy, because they ultimately determine which manager will lead this group of players.”

“I remain content even if they are not. “I want to defend what we’ve already accomplished, and if I’m exhausted at the end of the season, we may discuss an extension with the club.”