Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour attended his first game in nearly 13 years as the Citizens defeated Inter Milan in the Champions League final on Saturday night - his first since Roy Hodgson's Liverpool travelled to the Etihad in August 2010
Lining up against Serie A heavyweights, Pep Guardiola's side righted their wrongs from the 2021 final defeat to Chelsea as Rodri's goal in the second half secured a first Champions League triumph and also a remarkable treble.
For the showpiece event at the Ataturk Stadium in Istanbul, Mansour, who bought the club in 2008 for £200m, was in attendance in what was just his second-ever Manchester City game. His first came 13 years ago at the Etihad Stadium as Roberto Mancini's side defeated an underwhelming Liverpool side, managed by Hodgson, 3-0 after goals from Gareth Barry (2) and Carlos Tevez.
