According to the Daily Mail, after confirming his imminent departure from Manchester City, Pep Guardiola appears to have already begun moving out of his apartment in Manchester. Sunday’s home match against Aston Villa will be his final game in charge of the club.

After 10 years at Manchester City and numerous trophies, Guardiola will step down as the club’s manager on Sunday. Just hours after City officially announced his departure, movers were reportedly seen taking items out of his apartment in Manchester. This comes only days before his final match on the touchline at the Etihad Stadium against Aston Villa.

During his time at Manchester City, Guardiola has lived at the CitySuites apartments in Deansgate, central Manchester. The 16-storey building contains 237 one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, each equipped with a fully fitted kitchen and spacious living area. Two floors of the building are privately owned apartments, and Guardiola purchased his own unit there in 2017 for £2.7 million.

Reports this week also claimed that Guardiola hopes to return to his hometown of Barcelona and is preparing to buy a luxury mansion there worth £13.5 million.