The Catalan coach also shed light on his managerial future after City.
The 54-year-old came under fire and saw his future at the club questioned last season after a huge dip in form and consistency blighted their chance at a historic fifth straight Premier League title.
Rumours of his departure, potentially to take the place of Gareth Southgate in the vacant England role, were soon put to bed when he signed a contract extension through to 2027.
But what comes after that is still on plenty of minds, and Guardiola revealed his intention to take a break from football whenever he leaves City.
“I don’t know. The truth is, I don’t know, but I don’t think I’m… I don’t know, because you can also have large work groups that help you with certain things.
“I know that after this stage with City I’m going to stop, that’s for sure, it’s decided, more than decided. I don’t know how long I’ll stop for, a year, two years, three years, five, 10, 15, I don’t know.
“But I’m going to stop after this stage with City, because I need to stop and focus on myself, on my bo
