Guardiola says he'll stay at City if they're relegated, no matter what league they're in.

Pep Guardiola has reiterated his commitment to Manchester City, insisting he will stay with the club even if they are relegated to League One.
This comes as the Citizens face 115 Premier League charges in regards to alleged violations of their Financial Fair Play rules.
Given that Everton were recently given a 10-point deduction for similar breaches, speculation is rife that City could face an even harsher punishment.
However, Guardiola refuses to be drawn on the matter until a verdict from the Premier League has been reached.

Speaking in a pre-match press conference ahead of Saturday's clash against Liverpool, the City boss said: "Wait until it’s decided, and I’ll tell you then. You’re questioning me like we have been punished. At the moment, we’re innocent. There is more chance I will stay if we are in League One than if we win the Champions League."

He went on to point out that the two cases are not the same and that he is yet to be convinced of his side's guilt.
"Why should I not believe [we are innocent]? It’s the lawyers to make the defence in front of the judge. I didn’t change my opinion, we wait and after we accept the resolutions," he said.

City remain hopeful that they will be found innocent of all charges and will continue to wait for the verdict from the Premier League. Guardiola will stay with the club regardless of the outcome, so fans can rest assured that their team is in good hands.

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