Pep Guardiola could quit Manchester City imminently, according to former Sky Sports presenter Richard Keys. The 54-year-old manager faces mounting scrutiny at the Etihad after City's loss to Manchester United on Saturday - their fourth straight Premier League match without victory. His side were comprehensively outplayed by United and were fortunate the scoreline remained at just 2-0.

The result has handed Arsenal the opportunity to establish a nine-point advantage at the top of the table when they face Nottingham Forest on Saturday evening. Guardiola's 10-year tenure at City may be drawing to a close, with the Spaniard having previously hinted at departing Manchester.

Despite penning a fresh two-year deal in November last year running until 2027, doubts persist over whether he will honour that agreement in full. Now, suggestions have emerged that Guardiola could exit as soon as this week.

Speaking on beIN Sport, Keys made a surprising claim about Guardiola's future following the United defeat.

He said: "I think it's nailed on that he's gone at the end of the season. But, do not rule out him leaving this week. This week. If he goes this week,...