Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has no doubts regarding his legacy at the club.
The Citizens coach was asked if winning the Champions League would change how he is perceived at the club.
Guardiola, who has already won two European Cups with Barcelona, has not succeeded in the competition since 2011.
"I have been here many times," he said to reporters ahead of his side's second leg semi final tie against Real Madrid on Wednesday.
"My legacy is exceptional already. I have told the players to enjoy the moment - we are incredibly lucky to be here.
"It's in our hands, it depends on us, we don't have to do something exceptional - just win one game to reach the final.
"I have an incredible feeling about them. Whatever happens - thank you so much to them for bringing me and the City fans here again."