Pep Guardiola won plenty of cups during his time at Manchester City – now fans can get their hands on the ones he drank from.
Guardiola’s coffee cups are among a host of items from his office that the club are auctioning, including his chair, desk lamp, whistle, and a number of framed pictures.
Some of his training tops are also available, as well as his winter jacket and, in perhaps the most revealing lot of all, his collection of incense sticks – with the matches even included.
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There is also a set of two pitch pads with some of Guardiola’s tactics jotted down, complete with pens used by the former City boss.
The auction will remain open until the end of the week, but the early bidding suggests the most in-demand item is a rare commemorative ball produced to mark City striker Erling Haaland reaching 100 Premier League goals.
Only three were ever made, and the bidding has quickly moved well into four figures for the ball, which comes in a display box.
Although it is a commercial auction, the Press Association understands some of the proceeds will go towards the club’s charity City in the Community.
Guardiola left City this summer after a decade in which he won six Premier League titles, the Champions League, three FA Cups, and five League Cups. The 55-year-old has now been linked with the vacant position of Italy boss.