The title-chasing Italian, whose side travel to Wolves today, said: “I am confident I will continue to do this job next year.”
SunSport yesterday revealed Mancini has been given the full backing of chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak — regardless of whether City win the Prem title or not.
And on the eve of today’s crucial game against the bottom club at Molineux, Mancini said: “At the moment I am just concentrating on the last four league games and after that we can talk about the future.
“I think we have done a good job here this season and we have to play another four games.
“I am confident I will continue to do this job next year.
“I really don’t think we have any problems at the moment.”
Former Inter Milan boss Mancini, 47, who joined City in December 2009, has another year left on his contract but is not thinking about the future at the moment.
He is just focusing on trying to hunt down Premier League leaders Manchester United, who have a five-point lead at the top and host Everton at lunchtime today
