Manchester City are so confident of dominating the domestic game next season that they have already booked their Wembley hotel ahead of both cup finals next season, according to The Sun.
The Citizens are on course for an unprecedented domestic treble this season if they can beat Watford in the FA Cup final on Saturday.
And Pep Guardiola's side are backing themselves to repeat the feat again next term, as they have already booked their rooms at the Hilton hotel in Wembley for the Community Shield in August, the FA Cup semi-final and final next season as well as for the conclusion of the Carabao Cup.
City have reportedly been given 'preferential treatment' by being offered first refusal on the hotel, in which they are staying this weekend, should they wish to book their again.
The champions secured the title at the Amex on Sunday with a 4-1 victory over Brighton - their second trophy of the campaign.
Guardiola's men had already secured the Carabao Cup with a penalty shootout win over Maurizio Sarri's Chelsea back in February.
While domination at home looks a realistic possibility, City may not be so confident of continental success next term due to extenuating circumstances after they moved closer to receiving a ban from the Champions League on Thursday.