Pep Guardiola has reportedly agreed to become Juventus manager at the end of the season with the same journalist who broke the news of Cristiano Ronaldo’s move last summer saying he’s already got a verbal agreement with the Old Lady.
Sport Bible is basing its report on a report by Italian journalist Luigi Guelpa, the man who first reported that Cristiano Ronaldo would join Juventus, reports that Guardiola will move to the Italian champions this summer.
When he was speaking to CRC radio, Guelph said “I’ve learned that Pep Guardiola already has reached a verbal agreement with Juventus for the next four years. It’s the same person who told me that Ronaldo was going to Juventus.”
via Sport Bible
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