There are reports of former player and popular football manager Pep Guardiola's separation from his wife Christina Serra. Both have decided to separate from each other. Christina Serra and Guardiola first met in 1994 and have been together since then. Although this couple got married in the year 2014. Now after marriage, both of them are going their separate ways. It is being told that the situation of divorce has come due to Pep Guardiola being continuously busy in his career.

In the last five years, Guardiola has been busy with his commitments in different countries. Recently he has signed a contract with the Premier League champion club till 2027. After this the matter got worse. Because of this his personal life is in danger. According to media reports, divorce of Pep and Sarah is certain. In such a situation, Pep Guardiola may have to pay crores of rupees as alimony to his wife Christina. Manchester City Club pays Guardiola more than Rs 223 crore a year.

Sara-Pep had become parents of three children before marriage.

When Pep and Christina met for the first time in 1994, Guardiola was a Barcelona player. After this both of them started living with each other. Meanwhile, the couple became parents of three children. Both of them have three children, Maria (24 years), Marius (22 years) and Valentina (17 years). After becoming parents of three children and living together for 20 years, Pep and Christina got married in 2014. But in 2019, Christina came to live in Barcelona, ​​Spain with her children. Pep remained in Manchester to become the coach of Premier League soccer club Manchester City.

Guardiola may have to give half his property

Pep Guardiola may have to lose half of his wealth due to divorce. According to media reports, his total net worth is 60 million UAS dollars (about Rs 519 crore in Indian currency). Christina Serra may have to give half of her wealth to Guardiola as alimony. Not only this, Pep also has to give his house worth crores to Serra. However, there is no information available yet regarding who will get the custody of the children after divorce.