Manchester City say goodbye to Scott Carson: 2 games in 6 years!

Manchester City have officially parted ways with one of their most experienced goalkeepers, 39-year-old Scott Carson. The club's press service has announced this to the general public.

Scott Carson has been with City for more than four seasons since 2019, but has struggled to establish himself as a regular first-team player and has made just two appearances for the club. The club have announced that his contract has expired and that no new deal will be offered.

The legendary goalkeeper has established himself as one of the most talented and experienced goalkeepers in English football. During his career, Carson has shown his skills and abilities in a number of well-known teams, including Leeds United, Liverpool, Sheffield Wednesday, Charlton Athletic, Aston Villa, West Bromwich Albion, Bursaspor, Wigan Athletic and Derby County. Between 2007 and 2011, he played one of the most games in the English Premier League for Aston Villa.

Carson also found his place in the national team - he defended the honor of the England national team four times. However, in recent years he has become known mainly as a mentor and a player who provides experience to young players.

Although the 39-year-old goalkeeper's career at the club is over, he remains one of the athletes who has left his mark on English football, with unique experience and knowledge. Football experts and specialists recall his most important achievements to date, especially for young goalkeepers, it is noted that he served as a real school of experience.