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Pep Guardiola has reiterated his intention to stay at Manchester City even if the club is punished with relegation for breaching financial rules. Guardiola has just signed a two-year contract extension tying him to City until 2027. City faces more than 100 charges ranging over a nine-year period when the club was trying to establish itself as the biggest force in English soccer. Sanctions could be as extreme as expulsion from the league and a verdict could come early next year. City denies the charges and Guardiola says he looks forward to rebuilding the team if it was to drop down the leagues.
