Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold believes Manchester City are favourites for 'everything' as Pep Guardiola's side close in on a Treble.
City were crowned Premier League champions after overhauling Arsenal in the top flight title race. It confirmed the Etihad Stadium club's fifth crown in the space of six years.
And at Wembley on Saturday, City beat rivals Manchester United 2-1 at Wembley to win the FA Cup. Ilkay Gundogan's brace secured the famous trophy, though Bruno Fernandes has got Erik ten Hag's side back on level terms from the penalty spot in the first half.
City are now two thirds of the way towards completing a memorable Treble which, if achieved, would match United's achievement in the 1998/99 season. Inter Milan stand between City and achieving that feat in the Champions League final in Istanbul.
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Liverpool have been among the closest challengers to City in the past few years in the Premier League. However, Jurgen Klopp's side will not be in the Champions League next season after finishing fifth, meaning they will have to make do with Europa League football in 2023/24.
Liverpool and England right-back Alexander-Arnold will be hoping the Anfield side can close the gap to Guardiola's men. The full back who was at the Spanish Grand Prix in Catalunya on Sunday, was probed by Sky Sports over whether he believes City will manage the treble and he gave a frank response.
The Liverpool man simply replied: "I think Man City is always favourites for everything."
Istanbul's Atatürk Olympic Stadium will host the Champions League final between City and Simone Inazaghi's side, who finished the Serie A season in third place. The game kicks off at 8pm on Saturday, June 10.
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