'Bayern Munich need a coach!' - Pep Guardiola offered return to European giants by tennis star Alexander Zverev as Man City boss attends Wimbledon

The Cityzens manager watched Zverev in action in his third-round Wimbledon 2024 clash against Cameron Norrie from the Royal box. The German tennis star overcame a minor injury scare to beat the British player in straight sets.

After the comfortable win, the 27-year-old addressed Guardiola from the court and urged the Catalan coach to return to Bayern Munich and manage them once again. Zverev is known to be an ardent fan of the Bundesliga giants.

Speaking after his match, the German said, "We had so many great guests today. For me, football legend with Pep Guardiola. When I saw Pep, I got so nervous for a few games there so thanks a lot for coming it's a great privilege, great honour to play."

He added, "And by the way, last thing. Bayern Munich needs a coach man. And if you're tired of football you can coach me on the tennis court any time."

Guardiola will be back on the pitch with his team next week as the reigning Premier League champions will kick off their pre-season initially in the UK before heading to the US. The Bavarian club, on the other hand, have roped in Vincent Kompany who replaced Thoms Tuchel at the helm.