If it wasn't Pep Guardiola, he would definitely have been fired, and I don't think Guardiola would leave Man City in such a tattered state because it would not only hurt his pride, but it would also tarnish the good name he has worked for.
No one expected that Man City would be ranked 25th in the Champions League standings, but they still have a way to qualify, where they must win their last match against Club Brugge. Man City should have won because they had the advantage of playing at home, but they cannot afford to be careless because Brugge will certainly play to the death for their points advantage over Man City. A draw would knock Man City out of the Champions League.
Not only on the field, Pep Guardiola also faces the
problem of his wife filing for divorce so it is natural that Man City performance can be bad because mentally Pep Guardiola is under a lot of pressure from outside and inside the field. If in the end the bad results do not get him fired, it means there is something wrong with the management of this club which seems to show how unprepared they are to face change.
It would be a shame if he was fired because he had just extended his contract this season, and yes I agree that if it wasn't Guardiola Maybe he would have been fired from his seat this season, but I think if there is no development I think Guardiola won't last long there, however the management wants to get a competitive coach.
Guardiola's current condition is not in a favorable position, problems in his life may make him depressed so that he is not so focused on his career, and then we also need to pay attention to how Manchester City plays, they are like losing two of their horse's legs on the field, I really still can't believe that City can't qualify this season, but there is still a chance with one last match the team that has 10 points can lose and he can get a win, could follow the Play off, club Brugge is the next opponent.