Pep Guardiola will never manage England – neither party will want to work together in the future.That’s the opinion of Spanish journalist Guillem Balague, who has commented on the possible implications of Manchester City being found guilty of all charges relating to Premier League financial breaches.talkSPORT reported in May how Guardiola would welcome the chance to succeed Tuchel in the futureGettyThe Citizens, who are planning to appeal the decision, now wait to see what punishment they face, with sanctions to potentially come into effect this season.One major finding from the Premier League’s 40-page document, was that City had been found guilty of inflating their revenue by around £900million from 2009-2018 through ‘sham’ contracts with sponsors, which were funded by the club’s owners. Guardiola was appointed at the Etihad in the last two years of the period in question, before remaining at the club until the end of the 2025/26 campaign.Only legendary Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has won more than his six Premier League titles, with the ex-Barcelona boss regarded as one of the all-time greats.