Pep Guardiola's Next Club Betting Odds: 9/4 to make move to ITALY and manage Juventus next!

Pep Guardiola's next club betting odds ties in with his National Team hints

Pep Guardiola is currently deep into a successful spell as Manager of Manchester City, but there have been rumours that he'll leave that role at the end of his contract.

Back in August, Pep said he had plans to leave in 2023 when his current contract expires, saying he wanted the next step to be a national team role. 

Bookmakers though reckon that it'll be another club role next judging by the odds.

Guardiola said he wants the experience of managing a team in the Copa America, so at odds of 9/1 Brazil look like the best shot of that happening.

Pep already works with Ederson and Gabriel Jesus at club level and that could help his transition into the national side. 

A move to Italy and Juventus could be on the cards

After winning league titles in Spain, Germany and England, could it be that Pep Guardiola wants to go and do the same in Italy next?

At odds of 9/4, bookmakers give a fair chance that he'll move to Juventus in his next role. 

Pep has previously been linked with a move to the Old Lady and as soon ago as 2020 there were reports of a 4 year deal agreed between Pep and the club.

That never came to fruition though and Guardiola signed another extension with Manchester City. 

If Guardiola is to be believed this time around though, he'll be leaving next Summer. 

A return back to Barcelona is still favourite in the odds

At odds of 2/1, the frontrunner for Guardiola's next job is still a return to Barcelona. 

Pep started his managerial career at the club where he was a successful player too and he became manager of one of the most successful club teams there has been. 

Messi and Co helped Guardiola win countless trophies and in a new era at the Nou Camp they may look at Guardiola to bring them back up to their heights.

The one major block in that though is that one of Pep's former players in Xavi has only just taken over at Barcelona. 

He's started off his reign at the club well and installed a new mentality in the Catalan giants that the club has needed so they may stick with him as their manager for the foreseeable.

Pep Guardiola doesn't come up too often though.