Pep Guardiola has no intention of leaving Bayern Munich at the end of the 2014-15 campaign amid rumours linking him with a move to Manchester City.
The 44-year-old's contract with the Bundesliga champions runs until the summer of 2016, but negotiations over an extension have been put on hold until the summer, fuelling speculation about a potential exit, Goal reported.
Nevertheless, Guardiola has made it clear that he is keen to stay at Bayern for the foreseeable future and has not been in touch with any other clubs.
"Manchester City? I did not receive any offers, and I am not waiting for them.I hope to stay at Bayern Munich for a long time," Guardiola said at a press conference.
"I have a contract with this wonderful club, and aim to fulfil that. I have not received any offers. We'll sit down in the summer and talk. I am very happy here, and this is a extraordinary club," the coach underlined.
Guardiola joined Bayern ahead of the 2013-14 campaign, and guided them to the domestic double as well as the European Supercup and Club World Cup in his first season in charge of the Allianz Arena side.
The Bavarians currently sit atop of the Bundesliga table, while they are still in the race to win the Champions League and DFB Pokal, too, as Guardiola aims to emulate Jupp Heynckes and guide Bayern to the treble.
