Pep Guardiola has reportedly been offered the chance to take his 'dream' first step into international football, with Brazil willing to pay him £10million per year to become their new manager.
The Manchester City boss has frequently expressed his desire to move into the international game and the famous Selecao are believed to be his dream option. After current manager Tite confirmed that he will leave his post following the World Cup in Qatar, Marca report that the Brazilian FA have sounded out Guardiola as his successor.
It is claimed that the former Barcelona boss has been offered a four-year deal by the CBF, who are confident that they can prise him away from the Etihad Stadium after initiating talks with Pere Guardiola, Pep's brother and representative. As for when Guardiola could actually head to South America, the Selecao may to have wait until the summer of 2023, when his contract with the Citizens ends.