Alexander Zverev singles out Pep Guardiola in Wimbledon on-court interview

Alexander Zverev made Pep Guardiola an offer after the Manchester City manager was invited to Wimbledon's Royal Box on Saturday.

Guardiola watched Zverev dump out British hope Cameron Norrie in a thrilling third-set tiebreak 6-4 6-4 7-6(15).

And the world No. 4 singled out the Spanish manager as he suggested two new coaching roles.

It was sporting Saturday in the Royal Box at Wimbledon with Guardiola, Roy Hodgson and Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill in attendance. And they enjoyed some drama in the first match of the day on Centre Court.

Zverev fell on the court and collided with the umpire's chair early in the second set. He recovered to take it 6-4 but there was more tension when the third set went to a tiebreak.

The German eventually won it 17-15 to advance to the second week of Wimbledon for the third time. And there was one person in the box that he had to single out. "We had so many great guests today. For me, football legend with Pep Guardiola," Zverev smiled.

"When I saw Pep, I got so nervous for a few games there so thanks a lot for coming it's a great privilege, great honour to play." Before the interviewer could ask Zverev another question, he cut in with an offer to the Manchester City boss.

The Bayern Munich fan added: "And by the way, last thing. Bayern Munich needs a coach man. And if you're tired of football you can coach me on the tennis court any time."

But Guardiola wasn't interested. He initially gave Zverev a thumbs up but shook his head when the tennis star mentioned Bayern and used his hands to make a 'no way' gesture.