Arsenal News: Guardiola eyeing London move, Nolito staying at Celta, Tony Adams' return

ep Guardiola is reportedly interested in managing a Premier League club in London

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Pep Guardiola is reportedly targeting a move to the Premier League if he leaves Bayern Munich at the end of his current contract.
According to The Daily Mail the former Barcelona boss would be interested in taking charge of a side based in London.
Guardiola joined Bayern in 2013 after a year's sabbatical, replacing Jupp Heynckes, and has won the Bundesliga in both of his seasons in Germany.

Nolito has ruled out leaving Celta Vigo in January

His contract expires at the end of the season - while Arsene Wenger's deal runs out the following year, meaning he could take another sabbatical before taking on the Gunners role.
Barcelona and Arsenal target Nolito has ruled out leaving current club Celta Vigo in the January transfer window.
He has scored six goals this season to help his team climb to second place in the table, level on points with Barcelona and Real Madrid.
"God will decide my future. I'm not leaving in January. I'm happy in Vigo," he told Radio Marca.

Harry Redknapp believes Tony Adams could be the next Arsenal boss

Harry Redknapp believes former Arsenal skipper Tony Adams is the right man to succeed Arsene Wenger as the next Gunners manager.
The Frenchman's contract expires at the end of next season, and he hinted last week he may well leave the Emirates at the end of his current deal.
And Redknapp believes the former Arsenal captain could take over from Wenger.
He told the London Evening Standard: "Why shouldn’t Arsenal give Steve Bould a go? Or Tony Adams?"