Pep Guardiola throws doubt over Bayern Munich future by delaying contract talks until the summer.

Pep Guardiola could seal a move to the Premier League in the summer as the Spaniard is said to be willing to cut short his stay at Bayern Munich.

The former Barcelona manager's current deal is due to expire in 2016, however Guardiola has stated he will hold contract talks with the Bundesliga giants in the summer.

Guardiola, speaking at the weekend, said of his future: 'We still have time to talk about that (contract extension) after the end of the season in the summer.

The 44-year-old has been continuously linked with a move to the Premier League - with Manchester City said to be keen - since leaving Barcelona in 2012.

Former Nou Camp chiefs Ferran Soriano and Txiki Begiristain both currently hold senior roles at the Etihad Stadium and Guardiola has previously said he would relish the chance of managing in England.

Guardiola said after joining Bayern Munich: 'Before I finish my career, sooner or later, I would like to go to England as a trainer, but in a few years.'

Source: Dailymail.