As for me, I think that Inter is one of the teams that have done their job the best, in UCL for me they were the champions, but I don't know, but Lukaku I think he was the one who had the most influence in looking for that victory that he never could materialize, and it is somewhat sad, because they deserved to have at least tied that game, and to be honest, City's goal was more of a rebound than if it had been planned, something that came out fortuitously, but that's fútbol, it always happens that The one who deserves does not win, but the one who scores the goals, it does not matter how well they have played, what matters is who scored and who won, that is what always determines a good game of fútbol.
I am a big Manchester City fan because I like their style, the patience in the game and the high quality in essentially all aspects of their game.
I agree with every word you said. Actually, in the final you could feel that Manchester City was kind of anxious. They weren't as free and agile as they usually are because they didn't want to lose this again. They were more focused on not making mistakes than taking the lead and Inter Milan did amazing and was so compact and yes, it was this kind of goal that I would also call a rebound or something, but not the typical genius move Manchester City is known for. Nobody would have complained a bout a draw after 90 minutes because it would have been a fair end result after regular time. But talking about individual players or also the team performances and who deserved it more, in my opinion both deserved it. Inter worked they way up to the top of European soccer, taking step by step and proving the critics wrong whereas Manchester City played an amazing season as well.
Regarding next season, if Inter can maintain most of their learnings and improvements from last season, they will be hard to beat and definitely one of the fiercest competitors for the Serie A title. I was happy to see that they are not only this typical Italian team trying to destroy the flow of the game. They also attacked and paired their offensive game with very high defensive discipline.