MANCHESTER - Pep Guardiola said on Friday that he has no plans to leave Manchester City and return to Barcelona after the Spanish club's presidential candidate Victor Font stated he wanted to bring him back to the Camp Nou.
Guardiola spent four seasons as Barca boss, winning three league titles and the Champions League twice, before they parted ways in 2012 but said he wanted to earn a new contract at City. City have had an underwhelming start this season, however, and sit 13th in the Premier League standings, five points behind leaders Everton with a game in hand.
"There is statistics... Premier League players have 47% more muscular injuries than previous season due to no preparation and the amount of games," Guardiola said.
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