Louis van Gaal Unconcerned About Pep Guardiola's Premier League Plans
Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal feels his job is secure despite the team's recent poor form, and isn't convinced Pep Guardiola will even get a job next season in the Premier League after leaving Bayern Munich.
Some Premier League managers may be sitting uncomfortably following Pep Guardiola's announcement that he wants to work in England next but not Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal. (Manchester United Manager Louis van Gaal Seeks Turnaround)
The Manchester United manager said he thinks his job is secure despite the team's recent poor form, and isn't convinced Guardiola will even get a job next season after leaving Bayern Munich. (Louis van Gaal Accuses Manchester United Players of Being Scared Under Pressure)
"It's not for sure he will be the manager of a Premier League club next year. The Premier League club is also partner of a contract so he has to believe in you," said van Gaal. (Pep Guardiola Would Improve English Premier League, Reckons Jurgen Klopp)
On Guardiola's declaration, Van Gaal said "I'm at the end of my career, so for me it's not so interesting".
Van Gaal's contract at United expires after the 2016-17 season.