US EditionManchester City manager Pep Guardiola and wife Cristina Serra 'to divorce', reports say
- Pep Guardiola has reportedly split from his wife Cristina Serra after 30 years together, as stated by Spanish reports.
- Despite the separation, Guardiola and Serra are said to be on amicable terms, having been seen together at Christmas with their daughter.
- Manchester City has won their last three games following a poor run, but captain Kyle Walker has expressed a desire to leave the club.
- Guardiola commented on Walker's situation, stating: 'If he wants to explore a move away, the club is going to explore, and he has to decide, not me.
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Guardiola and wife split after 20 years
Manchester city manager and arguably one of the greatest football coaches of all time Pep Guardiola has separated from his wife, Cristina Serra, after over 30 years together. The City boss, 53, has lived away from Serra for at least five years, as she left Manchester in 2019 to focus on her family business back in Barcelona. Guardiola first met Serra in 1994, whilst he was a player with… Source
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola and wife Cristina Serra 'to divorce', reports say
Spanish newspaper Sport claimed they have been living apart for nearly five years after Ms Serra, 52, moved back to Barcelona to run her fashion company while her husband stayed in the northwest England city.
Pep Guardiola and Cristina have finally split after five years of living apart. The family in a mansion, the Manchester City coach in a luxury apartment.
The current Manchester City manager met businesswoman Cristina Serra in 1994, at the time aged 23 and 20, respectively. About 20 years later they were married, but the union ended last month.
They are not being easy for a few months for Pep Guardiola (Santpedor, Barcelona, 53 years old).The laureate football coach has been going through a serious crisis of results alongside Manchester City, a team he has been technical about since 2016, although he seems to be coming out of it with the latest victories won by the English team.
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