Manuel Pellegrini will only face the sack by Manchester City this
summer if his reigning Premier League champions finish outside the top
two, writes Steve Bates in the Sunday People.
That's the scenario facing the City boss with the Blues' Abu Dhabi owners deciding to stick with Chilean coach Pellegrini next season, unless there's an end of season meltdown over the remaining eight games.
While
disappointed at an unconvincing league season, Pellegrini is unlikely
to be sacked if he guides his expensively assembled stars to second
place.
Finishing third would, however, trigger an uncomfortable
inquest for the South American and his job would be under severe threat
if Arsenal or Manchester United pipped City to second place.
Anything
less than a top three finish would mean instant dismissal for
Pellegrini, who is more likely to be judged on the Premier League
campaign rather than events in the Champions League.
Senior City sources insist the club's hierarchy have no appetite to
ditch Pellegrini on the basis of another Champions League failure.
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