Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola and his wife Cristina Serra have amicably ended their 30-year relationship. The couple, who married in 2014, had been living apart for years. Reports confirm their split remains cordial, with privacy requests respected. The decision highlights the balance between personal lives and high-profile careers.
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola and his wife, Cristina Serra, have reportedly ended their 30-year relationship. According to Spanish outlet Sport, the couple, who tied the knot in 2014 after meeting in 1994, had been living apart for over five years. Serra relocated to Barcelona with their youngest daughter, Valentina, while Guardiola continued to reside in Manchester.
Despite their physical distance, the couple maintained a public image of unity until recently. They share three children: Maria (24), Marius (22), and Valentina (17).
Reports suggest the decision to part ways was made in December, with close friends and family informed. Sources indicate the separation is amicable, with the two maintaining a cordial and stable relationship.
Cristina Serra, a Brazilian journalist and writer, and Guardiola have kept the details of their split private, requesting those close to them to respect their privacy.
The couple's separation marks the end of one of football's notable long-term partnerships, with Guardiola continuing his illustrious coaching career at Manchester City.
