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  • Manchester City has successfully outmaneuvered a host of elite domestic and European clubs to secure their top choice for the managerial position following Pep Guardiola’s tenure.

  • Recent reports reveal that clubs like Real Madrid, Tottenham, and AC Milan have been closely monitoring the Italian coach in recent months.

  • Communications were facilitated by super-agent Jorge Mendes as clubs carried out their due diligence on potential candidates.

Manchester City appears to have triumphed over considerable competition in securing their first choice to succeed Pep Guardiola this summer.

The plan for life after Guardiola at the Etihad Stadium is shifting from a theoretical concept to tangible reality. Following Tuesday’s 1-1 draw against Bournemouth, which crowned Arsenal as champions of the Premier League, the City management now shifts its focus towards ushering in a new era.

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Despite Guardiola recently indicating he intends to Khaldoon Al Mubarak regarding his future amidst speculation of an impending departure, the primary objective for Hugo Viana has become preparing for Guardiola’s successor.

Interestingly, the interest from several European clubs emphasizes why Manchester City was so determined to secure their former assistant.

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By quickly reaching a verbal agreement and establishing plans for Maresca related to transfers and preseason preparations, City has demonstrated confidence in moving forward beyond Guardiola.

Reports indicate that Enzo Maresca is expected to visit Manchester next week to engage directly with players and collaborate with Hugo Viana on initial summer recruitment plans.

Enzo Maresca plans to visit Man City NEXT WEEK – Pep Guardiola meeting also on agenda

However, before these plans can be set in motion, the club must first navigate their Premier League finale against Unai Emery’s Aston Villa at the Etihad Stadium, which could mark an emotional moment if it turns out to be Pep Guardiola’s final match in charge.