'If we get relegated' - Guardiola reveals plans amid Manchester City FFP case

Pep Guardiola has reaffirmed his commitment to Manchester City, stating that he will remain at the helm regardless of the outcome of the club's ongoing Financial Fair Play (FFP) case.

Guardiola's declaration comes on the heels of his two-year contract extension, which was announced on Thursday.

Manchester City is currently embroiled in a hearing over 115 alleged breaches of the Premier League's FFP rules.

However, the 53-year-old remains resolute in his dedication to the club.

"I said that six months ago, if we get relegated, I will be here and the next year, we're going to come up to the Premier League,.

"I knew it then, I feel it now."

Under Guardiola's guidance, Manchester City have achieved unprecedented success, including six Premier League titles, a UEFA Champions League trophy, four Carabao Cup triumphs, and two FA Cups.

Despite a run of four straight defeats, there is a belief that the former Barcelona boss can turn things around.