Manchester City finally won the Champions League last season after a 'decade' of working towards it, according to CEO Ferran Soriano.
When Manchester City were knocked out of the Champions League in 2022 at Real Madrid, there was confusion and misery at the club.
A year on, they drew in Madrid at the same stage and blew Real away in the home leg to book their place in Istanbul, where they beat Inter Milan to finally lift the European Cup.ALSO READ: Haaland's Norway manager says City striker won't win Ballon d'Or “Winning the Champions League is symbolic and very important and has helped the visibility of the club. But the cold reality is that we could have lost that final. One year ago, we lost a semi-final in a game in Madrid that we were winning 0-1 in the 90th minute. We conceded two goals in one minute and in the previous year we lost the final.
Focussing on that Real Madrid game, Soriano says that the response to that exit focussed minds that resulted in the 2023 success, and that finally winning the Champions League will make it easier for them to win it again.
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