Pep Guardiola’s latest masterpiece: Man City won the treble
Thanks to the manager’s drive to innovate and his refusal to settle for the status quo, City finally won the coveted trophy: the Champions League.
‘Champions of Europe, we know what we are’, those were the Manchester City fans’ cries as they digested their Champions League final victory over Inter. It may not have been the most convincing performance for Pep Guardiola’s side, but the Catalan’s constant dream come true in Istanbul.
City have dreamed of winning the Champions League since being taken over by Abu Dhabi United in 2008, and more since Guardiola became the club’s coach in 2016. It took 15 years and more £2 billion to invest, but City are ultimately what they have long wanted to be and feel they should:
Definitely the best team in Europe.
Saturday’s victory not only took the Champions League away from City but also saw them become the second English side to win Europe’s biggest prize treble, the Premier League and FA title. Cup. The hat-trick was Manchester United’s pride and joy, but now City have achieved the feat.
