Pep Guardiola's back room staff is ready for conversations with Manchester City about contract innovations prior to the following season.
Mail Sport understands that there had been no offers to the nearest allies of Guardiola in the club before the victory had been on the last day of the campaign on Fulham, secure Champions League qualification.
Sources have said that City started the process of discussing new terms with coaches this week, fourteen days, from flying to the United States for the World Cup club. Existing deals expire in the middle of that tournament.
The delay in the negotiations for coaches about 12 months had created some confusion among the back room team, which includes four important staff that since his appointment was on the Guardiola side in 2016.
New director of Voetbal Hugo Viana will formulate a picture about the coaching setup, as well as how many things need on the transfer market, because he continues a transfer with Txiki Begiristain before he leads a new era in the city.
Guardiola's coaching staff is closely subsequent over the years, with a core group next to him who stays the same during his term of office.
Head of Analyst Carles Platchart, fitness coach Lorenzo Buenaventura and head of player protocol Manel Estiarte are all combined from Bayern Munich with the manager.
Xabier Mancisidor, the goalkeeper coach, moved to the Etihad Stadium under Manuel Pellegrini in 2013.
Carlos Vicens, promoted to the group of the first team four years ago, has an offer from Braga to become the new manager of the Portuguese side.
Assistant manager Juanma Lillo, who regards Guardiola as a mentor, restored the city again after the Treble campaign next to Inigo Dominguez.
Enzo Maresca, Mikel Arteta and Domenec Torrent were all previous no. 2s and took top tracks elsewhere.