🚨 BREAKING: Man City say goodbye to Ederson with Donnarumma on his way

Ederson has brought his glittering spell at Manchester City to an end after completing a move to Turkish giants Fenerbahçe.

The Brazilian goalkeeper, who has been at the heart of City’s most successful era, leaves the Etihad Stadium after eight years laden with silverware and memories that have defined Pep Guardiola’s reign.

The 32-year-old departs having won six Premier League titles, four League Cups, two FA Cups, a Champions League, a UEFA Super Cup and the FIFA Club World Cup. His composure on the ball, laser-like distribution and instinctive saves made him a cornerstone of City’s dominance both at home and abroad. In total, he kept 168 clean sheets in 372 appearances, establishing himself as one of the finest goalkeepers to grace the English game.

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Fenerbahçe have been bold in the transfer market this summer, adding established international names to their squad.

Ederson is expected to sign a three-year deal in Istanbul, where he will be seen not just as a goalkeeper but as a leader for a side intent on reclaiming domestic dominance and making a mark in Europe. His presence will provide both stability and experience to a team that has long sought a commanding figure between the posts.

For City , the move was only sanctioned once a replacement was secured, with Gianluigi Donnarumma very likely arriving from Paris Saint-Germain in the coming hours. The Italian will compete with James Trafford for the No. 1 shirt, though his arrival signals the start of a new chapter for Guardiola’s side.

Ederson’s departure is more than a simple transfer—it marks the close of an era. His blend of flair and reliability revolutionised the way goalkeepers operated in England, helping to redefine the position in the modern game. While City move forward with fresh blood, Ederson embarks on a new challenge, leaving behind a legacy that will long endure in Manchester.

📸 MOHAMED TAGELDIN