Pep Guardiola already had a name for himself when he arrived in the Premier League to take over at Manchester City in 2016.

That status strengthened further when he guided the North-West outfit to the title last season.

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City will be one of the favourites to nab the crown once again by the end of the 2018-19 campaign, but their chances will be significantly dented if Guardiola is no longer in charge.

There are no indications from the Spaniard that he intends to move on, particularly as he recently signed a new deal, but reports in his homeland have suggested that he is wanted by Argentina.

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Rumours are rife that current head coach Jorge Sampaoli will leave his post after the nation were dumped out of the World Cup at the last-16 stage.

Sport cites a handful of reports claiming that the Argentine Football Association (AFA) have Guardiola on their wishlist and are willing to pay him a hefty package.

Unsurprisingly, City fans are not having any of it.