FC Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola said this Friday that he didn't expect to continue as coach of the club into the distant future. Guardiola is in his third season at the head of FC Barcelona and during that time he has led the club to two league titles, the Champions League, the Copa del Rey and the World Club Championships as well as the Spanish and European Supercups. Last season saw Guardiola agree a one year extension to his current deal, but he will be out of contract at the end of June. He has been linked with a move to the Premier League. But speaking ahead of Saturday's Barcelona derby against local rivals, Espanyol, he said he had no plans to train in England. 'It's not entered my head to coach in the Premier League,' said Guardiola, before dropping his bombshell. 'Neither do I have it in mind to stay for many years at Barca,' he added. Guardiola then turned to the derby, which has last week referred to as his side's most difficult game of the season. 'I expect Espanyol to play as they did last season (when the game ended in a draw), I have spoken to my players to change things from that game and they know we are playing a good team. We will try and make it an end to end match, but we can either win or lose as in all games,' he said in the conference, which was televised on Gol TV in Spain. Espanyol are currently fourth in the BBVA Primera Liga and Guardiola highlighted the quality of Barca's rival. 'The table shows how good they are, they have not just played well for two or three weeks, we are almost at the halfway point of the season and if they are fourth, it is because they are doing well,' said Guardiola, who admitted that he had stopped his players making declarations to the press ahead of what is likely to be a tense affair. 'There is always a lot of debate ahead of games like these for both sides. At the end of the day, footballers always come up with cliches, so neither is it all that interesting,' said the Barca coach. 