AGI: GUARDIOLA AGREES TO JOIN JUVENTUS

• Pep has allegedly agreed contract terms with Juventus.
• Juventus will sign a four-year agreement with the Catalan specialist on June 4th.
• Renowned Mundo Deportvo journalist Francesc Aguilar has backed these reports.

Former Barca coach Pep Guardiola might be joining perennial Italian champions, Juventus. At least, this is what AGI, Italian Journalism Agency, is reporting.

According to the source, Juventus have reached a four-year agreement with the Catalan specialist to be signed on June 4th. Guardiola will be officially presented on June 14th and will have a 24 million a year salary at the Allianz Stadium.

Interestingly, renowned Mundo Deportvo journalist Francesc Aguilar has backed these reports via his Twitter account. Aguilar said: "The same person who told me that Pep Guardiola had reached an agreement with Manchester City [months before it was public] tells me now that he's on his way to Juventus."

Last week Guardiola has personally ruled out the transfer, however: "How many times do I have to say? I'm not going to go to Juventus, I'm not going to move to Italy. I'm satisfied here, I'm not going anywhere. Next season I will be the manager of Man City, I said many times."

As of now, Pep Guardiola is doing great in the Premier League even though he is yet to win the Champions League since his Barcelona departure. Nevertheless, he keeps winning the domestic titles in England. He has now become the first-ever manager of men's football team in the Premier League to snatch a domestic Treble.

Last week, Manchester City claimed the Premier League crown as they edged over Liverpoolthanks to the finest margin ever: only ONE point separated the sides. This Saturday, they secured the FA Cup victory in the incredible fashion: they beat Watford 6-0 thanks to Raheem Sterling's hattrick. Earlier this season, the Citizens have also defeated Chelsea on penalties in the League Cup final.

What are your thoughts on Pep potentially joining Juventus?