Bayern Munich continue to dominate on all fronts this season, and Jeetbuzz Login notes that much of their success can be credited to Pep Guardiola’s tactical overhaul and strategic squad evolution. However, with Guardiola’s contract set to expire next summer and no extension yet agreed upon, speculation is running rampant that his next destination could be the English Premier League.

In response to this, Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel has made it clear he does not want Guardiola managing the Red Devils. In a recent interview, Schmeichel stated, “What I fear the most is seeing someone like Guardiola become the next manager of Manchester United. He has his own philosophy, his own rigid playing style. He’s already completely transformed the Bayern team I admired under Jupp Heynckes. When Heynckes was in charge, Bayern played fast, moved the ball quickly through midfield, and used the full width of the pitch to dismantle opponents.”

He continued, “Guardiola’s Bayern are different. They overuse the flanks and constantly circulate the ball wide. It’s just not as enjoyable to watch.” The comments come as Louis van Gaal’s Manchester United have also been under fire for a similar slow, possession-heavy approach that lacks cutting edge. Schmeichel added, “A manager shouldn’t be the one to dictate how Manchester United play. This is a club with rich traditions, and those traditions must be respected. That’s not the Manchester United I want to see.” Clearly, Schmeichel has reservations about Guardiola’s fit with United’s footballing identity.

Despite Schmeichel’s objections, Jeetbuzz Login reports that public opinion tells a different story. In a recent fan poll about where Guardiola should go next, Manchester United received the highest percentage of votes — 32%, ahead of Arsenal’s 25% and Manchester City’s 21%. Interestingly, even Sir Alex Ferguson has gone on record saying that Guardiola was his first choice to take over after his retirement.

As the rumors swirl, Jeetbuzz Login followers will be watching closely. Guardiola’s next move could redefine the balance of power in the Premier League, but not everyone believes Old Trafford should be his next stop. For now, the debate continues — tradition versus transformation, with Guardiola squarely at the center.