Three Man City players might be playing for their futures vs Inter Milan in Champions League final

Manchester City can reach heights they've never reached before on Saturday night.

If they beat Inter Milan, they will be Champions of Europe, and become only the second English team to complete the treble. Pep Guardiola will have won every trophy available to him in his seven year tenure, and the Champions League win would unlock the chance to go on and compete for the UEFA Super Cup and Club World Cup.

It is arguably the biggest 90 minutes in City's history, on par with the 1999 play-off final, 2012 final day and the 2021 Champions League final. It could also signal the end of three glorious City careers.

Captain Ilkay Gundogan is one player whose contract situation is well-documented. This will be the last game of his current deal, and his recent form (six goals in six games) has prompted more calls for him to be given whatever he wants in order to stay.

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A brace to win the FA Cup final and lifting the Champions League would be a perfect send-off if that is to be the case, although Guardiola has made it clear he wants his captain to stay, as have key players in the dressing room.

Ultimately, a decision will be made at the end of the season, once the celebrations or fall-out from Istanbul is over. Gundogan will turn 33 in October so City are probably right to be cautious over offering an extended deal.

There is also an uncertain future over Bernardo Silva, with Guardiola admitting before the FA Cup final that he doesn't know if the midfielder will stay beyond this summer. Silva is under contract at City but has sought to leave the Etihad for the last two summers in search of a move closer to home.

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