Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, has awarded a £10,000 bonus to each member of his first-team support staff at the City Football Academy, which totals over £500,000 for around 60 to 70 staff members. This gesture is part of Guardiola's ongoing effort to promote teamwork and unity within the club, a principle he has emphasized throughout his eight-year tenure. Last season, under his leadership, Manchester City secured their fourth consecutive Premier League title and reached numerous significant milestones, including the Champions League quarter-finals. Guardiola believes the strong bond between players and staff has contributed to the club's success. The team has started the current season positively, winning their first two league matches and claiming the Community Shield. This bonus not only acknowledges the hard work of the support staff but also reinforces the club's reputation as a supportive organization that values its contributors.