BERLIN (Reuters) – Bayern Munich and coach Pep Guardiola will part ways after three seasons at the end of the current campaign and Italian Champions League-winning coach Carlo Ancelotti will replace the Spaniard, club Chief Executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said on Sunday. “We are thankful to Guardiola for all he gave our club and hope to celebrate more success in the current season,” Rummenigge told Bild newspaper. “With Ancelotti we have another very successful coach coming to Bayern. We are looking forward to working together.” Guardiola’s departure was widely expected with several top Premier League clubs reportedly interested in the 44-year-old former Barcelona coach. The Spaniard took over after Bayern’s 2012-13 treble-winning season and consolidated their domestic dominance with back-to-back league titles and a German Cup in his first two seasons in charge. But he has yet to lead them to the Champions League title with Bayern losing at the semi-final stage on their previous two attempts. Bayern are top of the league this season and through to the Champions League knockout stage and can still win the treble. The 56-year-old Ancelotti is a three-time Champions League winner and has also won a string of domestic titles with AC Milan, Chelsea, Paris St Germain, Juventus and Real Madrid, his most recent appointment. “I am very honoured that I will be the coach of the big FC Bayern Munich from next season,” Ancelotti said. (Reporting by Karolos Grohmann) 

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Josep 'Pep' Guardiola is a former player-turned manager in football. Guardiola kicked off his player career with FC Barcelona as a defensive midfielder.

After his Barca stint, he moved to the Serie A to join Brescia and later AS Roma. He even played for the Spanish national team and a few friendlies for Catalonia.

When he took on a managerial role, his first assignment was the Barcelona B team in 2007. A year later, he was promoted to manager of the senior team. However, following the 2011-12 season, he took a sabbatical for a year.

But in the following year, he returned to manage Bundesliga giants, Bayern Munich. He remained with the team until the 2015-16 season.

Now, he is managing Manchester City in the Premier League and already guided them to a triumph.

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Achievements

Under Guardiola, Barcelona became highly disciplined with more focus on possession. He also employed a disciplined and aggressive pressing style.

He often played a high defensive line with the full backs pushing high up their respective sides.?During the 2011?12 season, Guardiola employed the 3-4-3 line-up, especially when facing two attackers.

Pep Guardiola?s salary is slated to be ?15.3 million a year and Jurgen Klopp?s net worth is around ?17.6 million a year.

Controversies

Like Klopp, Guardiola is another manager who avoids controversy as much as possible. However, recently he backed the introduction of VAR when it seemingly aided City's win over Watford. Guardiola is also a huge supporter of Catalonia's independence.

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Pep Guardiola?s Net Worth, Salary and Endorsements Josep &#8216;Pep&#8217; Guardiola is a former player-turned manager in football. Guardiola kicked off his player career with FC Barcelona as a defensive midfielder. After his Barca stint, he moved to the Serie A to join Brescia and later AS Roma. He even played for the Spanish national team and a few friendlies for Catalonia. When he took on a managerial role, his first assignment was the Barcelona B team in 2007. A year later, he was promoted to manager of the senior team. However, following the 2011-12 season, he took a sabbatical for a year. But in the following year, he returned to manage Bundesliga giants, Bayern Munich. He remained with the team until the 2015-16 season. Now, he is managing Manchester City in the Premier League and already guided them to a triumph. Achievements Under Guardiola, Barcelona became highly disciplined with more focus on possession. He also employed a disciplined and aggressive pressing style. He often played a high defensive line with the full backs pushing high up their respective sides.?During the 2011?12 season, Guardiola employed the 3-4-3 line-up, especially when facing two attackers. Pep Guardiola?s salary is slated to be ?15.3 million a year and Jurgen Klopp?s net worth is around ?17.6 million a year. Controversies Like Klopp, Guardiola is another manager who avoids controversy as much as possible. However, recently he backed the introduction of VAR when it seemingly aided City&#8217;s win over Watford. Guardiola is also a huge supporter of Catalonia&#8217;s independence. &nbsp;  Age 48  Marital Status Married  Spouse Cristina Serra  Residence Manchester  Nationality Spain  Clubs Managed Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Manchester City

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