The Manchester City boss, Pep Guardiola, has hinted that next season may be his last in charge of the team.

Guardiola and his team rewrote the history books on Sunday by becoming the first time in the Premiership era to win four-consecutive league titles.

During his tenure at the Etihad, Guardiola has won six of the last seven league campaigns as a manager.

On the weekend they will face their big rivals, Manchester United, in the FA Cup final, and here is another opportunity for the newly crowned English champions to make history, as no team has gone back-to-back with a league and FA Cup double.

Guardiola said they will target history again at Wembley.

“We have won four in a row. What next? The FA Cup,” said Guardiola.

“Gary Lineker told me, and I didn’t know it, that no team has won back-to-back FA Cup and Premier League doubles.

“Next season I don’t know what the motivation will be to do it because it’s difficult to find sometimes.

“Once we’re there, why should we not win today? I know we are going to do it.”

Saturday’s FA Cup final at Wembley kicks off at 16:00.

Morgan Piek OFM Sport