Pep Guardiola admitted that his spell in charge at Manchester City would not be complete without lifting the Champions League.
City have reached the final once, with a semi-final defeat and three quarter-final exits and the Catalan suggested that his legacy will be measured by their results in Europe’s premier competition.
It is the first time Guardiola – who penned a new two-year contract extension during the World Cup - has opened up on his own expectations on the continent.
‘I admit that it’s the trophy that we want, and my period here won’t be complete if we don’t win it,’ Guardiola said.