3-2-4-1 Manchester City Predicted XI vs Inter Milan

City are preparing to take on Inter Milan in Istanbul in their second Champions League final. This came two years after they lost the final in Porto to fellow England compatriots Chelsea. The Celeste have already won the FA Cup and the Premier League; now they will look to cap off a phenomenal season with the Champions League trophy and thus win the Treble this season.
Guardiola is likely to opt for the 3-2-4-1 formation which has worked so well for his side and is expected to name a strong starting XI for this European final. Erling Haaland will lead at the top of his own, while Jack Grealish and Bernardo Silva provide support from wide and Ilkay Gundogan and Kevin De Bruyne step up the attack.
3-2-4-1 Manchester City Predicted XI vs Inter Milan
defense
Ederson Moraes will be instrumental in City’s goal, looking to keep a clean sheet. Manuel Akanji will join Kyle Walker in a back three with Ruben Dias as they look to keep opponents out throughout the game.
Nathan Ake and Aymeric Laporte will look to provide coverage for the defensive position off the bench.
midfielder
John Stones will play alongside Rodri as they battle through the middle, trying to control possession in midfield and protect the back three.
Kevin De Bruyne and Ilkay Gundogan will act ahead of them as they look to create enough chances for City to win this game. Bernardo Silva will play on the right wing, while Jack Grealish will look to attract attention on the other flank; both sides will have to provide support from the flanks, cutting into the box to create chances in front of goal.
Phil Foden and Riyad Mahrez will have to be content with sitting on the bench and could be useful in the second half if needed.
attack
Erling Haaland will lead the field from the offensive three-point line. The Norway international will be looking to get his chances in the back of the net and will look to provide a consistent threat in the attacking third.
Julian Alvarez will sit on the bench to provide cover for the offensive position.
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