Pep Guardiola and Wife Cristina Serra Consider Rekindling Marriage After Separation Rumour: Report

It’s not just Manchester City that seems to be finding its rhythm again Manager Pep Guardiola may also be on the path of reconciling with his wife Cristina Serra. According to El Nacional, Guardiola and Serra are open to giving their marriage another shot, hinting that reconciliation might not be off the table after all.

The report details that Guardiola recently spent Easter in Barcelona, staying at the family’s home, and has since committed to making regular visits back to Spain, a move that many view as a genuine effort to rebuild the connection. The two reportedly remain on good terms and are prioritising their family, including their three children, as they navigate this deeply personal chapter.

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Pep Guardiola's separation from wife Cristina Serra

After nearly three decades together, the Spanish tactician and his long-time partner Cristina Serra had reportedly begun divorce proceedings earlier this year, marking the end of what many thought was a quietly enduring relationship.

The couple first met in 1994 and eventually tied the knot in 2014. However, distance and growing commitments may have contributed to the reported strain, particularly Guardiola’s decision to extend his stay at Manchester City until 2027, while Serra had relocated back to Barcelona in 2019 with one of their children.

Manchester City turnaround after disastrous campaign

After a tough stretch earlier this season that saw Manchester City slip in the title race and exit the Champions League prematurely, the club has clawed back some much-needed form. City are now unbeaten in their last seven matches and look determined to finish the season strong.

This weekend offers another chance at silverware, as they face Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup semi-finals. For Guardiola, a cup victory could cap off what’s shaping up to be a meaningful turnaround in both football and family.