The pinnacle of Manchester City's glorious season will be on June 10, when the team battles for the well-deserved Champions League title against Inter Milan.
In an effort to make history for the Club, Pep Guardiola and his squad aim for a historic treble, 1/3 of which is already secured with their Premier League trophy. Having been in the Champions League finals and winning thrice with Barcelona, the Spaniard has some tips to share ahead of the decisive match.
The main takeaway of his advice is to train less, but work on exactly what needs to be improved, rather than trying to improve their skills tremendously in the last few days before the match.
"From my experience, the best way to play the final is to be disconnected as much as possible," said the City boss. Guardiola explains that everyone at Etihad Stadium, from cookers and doctors to players, needs at least two days off before the final game to disconnect and relax. The 52-year-old advises, "Go with your families, if the weather is shine [sunny], go to play golf, walk and do whatever you want".
Guardiola admitted that he is going to have a get-away with his family and disconnect from the pressure, yet not forget about the Champions League final.