Bayern Munich to offer Pep Guardiola £17m-a-year salary to snub Premier League

 Quite
an interesting one. Speculation is rife that Bayern Munich are planning to
offer the club’s current coach, Pep Guardiola a whooping £17m-a-year salary to stay
at the club and snub offers from English Premier League clubs. The ex Barcelona
boss who has found himself topping the list of most-wanted managers in England is
currently the highest paid boss in the world earning £14m-a-year.
He has
been heavily linked to Manchester United, Arsenal and even Chelsea.

The
German club are reportedly looking to keep him in the club till 2018 with a
better and irresistible pay package loaded with incentives and bonuses. 

"I will not say what I think of Messi" Pep Guardiola

Bayern Munich coach, Pep Guardiola was visibly pained yesterday after  Barcelona’s Lionel Messi caused a stir in the Champions League  match against Bayern last night by scoring two goals and setting up the third for teammate, Neymar.

He praised his team and insisted his men controlled the game well but lost their grip after the visitors’ first goal. He also commended the Blaugrana’s team efforts but did not acknowledge the brilliance of the man of the match.

” I will not say what I think of Messi. They are not just Leo, Barca are a very good team . They were very solid , in defence and attack . They have great players , Neymar , Luis Suarez . We tried to control the game so that Messi would not participate so much . We were 15 minutes away from a very good
result . ‎”

Bayern would need 4goals to knock their opponents out of the race. The Spaniard ‎who coached the spanish team for over 3 years doubts that his team will turn things around when they meet for the second leg.

“You can turn around a one or two-goal deficit, but three is tough.”‎ He added.

BAYERN MUNICH CONFIRMS PEP GUARDIOLA AS MANAGER

After an outstanding career at Barcelona FC, Josep Pep Guardiola will on July 2013 take over as manager of Bayern Munich football club, ruling out chances of joining defending Champions League title holder, Chelsea FC.

Though the worth of the deal cannot be ascertained, sources say it will last for 3 years and Bayern’s current manager, Jupp Heynckes is expected to bow out at the end of this season.

During his reign in Barcelona, the 42 year-old Guardiola won 14 trophies in four seasons.

Goodluck Pep

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