Manchester City offers belongings from Guardiola’s office for sale at auction

Manchester City, the competitor in the English Premier League, said on Monday that some items from coach Pep Guardiola’s office, including his training jacket, chair, lamp, a set of coffee cups and small antiques, as well as collectibles related to incense, were put up for sale in an online auction.

Guardiola left City’s coaching staff at the end of last season after leading him to win six league titles during the decade he spent at the helm of the team’s coaching staff, and also led him to win the Champions League and the Club World Cup.

The club published a link to a 360-degree photograph of the Spanish coach’s office, and the pieces offered for sale were highlighted through an auction on the MatchWarrenShirt platform.

The collection also includes a football covered with artistic drawings celebrating Erling Haaland’s journey towards scoring 100 goals in the English Premier League, signed by the player himself. This piece has already attracted a bid of about 3,000 euros ($3,400), with the auction closing on Sunday.
Also on sale is Guardiola’s coaching whistle, along with framed photographs, including one of the Spanish coach standing in front of the trophies.

His small collection of antiques, including two ceramic turtles and a painted star, received an early bid of €111.
Manchester City appointed Enzo Maresca as coach of the team, and he will begin his league campaign with a home match against Bournemouth on August 23.