Manchester City won the Champions League with a 4-0 victory over Fominis. In this glorious moment, the leader of the team, Mr. Gaudiona, made history by becoming the first manager to lead three different teams to win the Cup. The number of times he won the Cup increased to 4, surpassing Anzilotti as the "King of Champions". Midfielder Gohuasi also made history by becoming the first player to help three teams win the Cup.
Looking back at his coaching career, he won the World Cup in 2009 and 2011 with Barcelona, then led Bayern Munich to the title in 2013, and this year he's helping Manchester City once again. 52 years old, he's already won 37 trophies in his 15 years of coaching, second only to Manchester United's legendary Ferguson's 49 titles. With his efficiency, it's only a matter of time before he surpasses Ferguson.
Wah Sik, who moved to Manchester City from Chelsea this season, has been particularly bright in the Champions League. He scored his first goal since joining City in the last 4 against Urawa Red Diamonds. The Croatian international has won a total of three WCs for Real Madrid and Chelsea, and has now helped City win the title, becoming the first player to help three teams win the tournament.
Manchester City striker Zulian Ivaris, who scored twice in the final, became the 3rd player ever to bag the World Cup, Copa America, UEFA Europa League, Copa Libertadores and World Championship. The previous two were Brazilian legends Cafu and Dida. At just 23 years old, the Argentine international has already won 14 titles in his career.
