Moments after celebrating a fourth Premier League title in charge of Manchester City, Pep Guardiola was challenged to address the emotions of winning the Premier League six times in seven seasons, and ended up casting doubt over his future, while confirming he will remain next season. "When I came here, if someone said you are going to win six Premier Leagues in seven years, I would say you are crazy - no way. Now it is our period. This fourth one is the work of the whole club," he said, as quoted by BBC Sport. "Am I staying? The reality is I am closer to leaving than staying. I have to talk with the club and I feel I want to stay longer. I will stay next season and after that we will see," he said of his future. The Spanish coach has already led the Manchester club to an unprecedented Champions League triumph last season, and is under contract until the end of next season. Read Also: Not this time, Arsenal. Manchester City wins unprecedented fourth consecutive title (Portuguese version) Read Also: "Fourever". The moment Manchester City celebrated the fourth consecutive title (Portuguese version) Read Also: City wins fourth consecutive title with... invasion. Players had to flee (Portuguese version) Read Also: The Premier League is over. City is champion, Nuno is saved and still Europe (Portuguese version)