Guardiola seeks 20 million euros for Italy coaching

The Italian Football Federation is seeking to make up for the national team's absence from the World Cup for the third consecutive time by appointing a new coach. Negotiations with Pep Guardiola appear to be stalled due to his financial demands, which amount to 20 million euros annually—double the offer from the federation, which is 10 million euros. Reports indicate that Guardiola's desire for a break following his stint with Manchester City, along with his history of high monetary requests, pose a obstacle to reaching an agreement. The federation is considering alternatives such as Andrea Pirlo, Roberto Mancini, and Antonio Conte, while continuing conversations with Guardiola, who still enjoys support from some sports figures.

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