Rodri has revealed the number of trophies Man City want to win this season as the reign Premier League champions are in contention to win retain the league title despite the challenge of overcoming other rivals.
The last campaign could be considered the most successful season in the club’s history. They won a historic treble that notably featured their first UEFA Champions League title, secured after defeating Inter Milan in Istanbul.
Manchester City aim to further solidify this season as a memorable one, with Rodri emphasizing their determination to secure two additional trophies on top of the two already won earlier in the season.
The Cityzens won the Club World Cup in December 2023 a few months after their triumph in the UEFA Super Cup. They are currently leading contenders in both the English Premier League and the Emirate FA Cup, making the realization of their aspiration to claim four titles this season a distinct possibility in the weeks ahead.
“We already have two trophies this season and we want to add to that with another two,” Rodri told club website.
“If we can finish the season with four trophies, then that will be another special achievement. We know it is going to be a challenge and we need to keep working hard, but we are ready.”
Manchester City To Face Manchester United In The FA Cup Final
For the second consecutive time, the two Manchester-based clubs will once again face off in a fierce battle for the FA Cup title, with thousands of their supporters in attendance at Wembley Stadium.
Manchester City triumphed over their local rivals en route to securing a treble last season, thereby matching a record previously established by Sir Alex Ferguson. They became the second team to achieve a treble, emulating the success of the Red Devils.
Manchester City secured their spot in the final with a 1-0 triumph over Chelsea, while Manchester United prevailed over Coventry City in a penalty shootout after relinquishing a 3-0 advantage to end the match in a 3-3 draw after full-time and extra time.
The Red Devils could potentially stop Pep Guardiola’s team from securing four trophies this season. A victory for Manchester United would hinder Rodri’s ambition of claiming two additional trophies, even if they manage to emerge victorious in their remaining league fixtures and clinch the Premier League title.
