De Bruyne announced his exit in advance and was given a huge send-off at the Etihad after a win over Bournemouth. He'll get a statue at the ground and has a mosaic and a road named after him at the CFA. The brilliant Belgian will go down as one of City's all-time greats.

Scott Carson's remarkable trophy haul at Manchester City has sparked widespread debate on social media after a shocking statistic was revealed. The 39-year-old goalkeeper began his career in 2003 with Leeds United, before he joined Liverpool, where he won the Champions League in 2005.

After six trophy-laden years and only two appearances, goalkeeper Scott Carson will leave Manchester City when his contract expires this summer. The 39-year-old former England international was part of a City squad that won 12 trophies, including the Treble in 2022-23.

Scott Carson's stint at Manchester City is set to come to an end after six years, two appearances and a handsome pay packet. Carson, formerly of Leeds and Liverpool, joined City on loan from Derby as third-choice goalkeeper in 2019 and later signed permanently in 2021.

Manchester City confirmed Caron's exit on social media as the goalkeeper turned cult hero leaves in what is likely the end of his career as he prepares to turn 40 years old. A statement read: "After six seasons with the Club, Scott Carson will leave Manchester City when his contract expires this summer.

SCOTT CARSON has left Manchester City after six years of service for the club. The veteran goalkeeper makes his exit with the bizarre record of more Premier League winners’ medals than

Scott Carson will leave Manchester City at the end of the month following the expiry of his contract, and a replacement is already reportedly being lined up. The 39-year-old has spent six years at ...

Goalkeeper Scott Carson is finally leaving Manchester City after six years at the Etihad after serving as a useful back-up option and he's clearly left an impact on his team-mates with Erling Haaland