Ederson Leaves Man City for Fenerbahce After Eight Years

Ederson has concluded his trophy-laden eight-year tenure at Manchester City by transferring to Turkish club Fenerbahce, in a deal reportedly worth around £12 million. During his time at City, the Brazilian goalkeeper became the most decorated in Premier League history with six league titles, alongside multiple FA Cups, League Cups, and a Champions League win, playing 372 times and earning three Golden Glove awards. He expressed deep gratitude to Pep Guardiola, the goalkeeping coach, teammates, and fans, calling his period at Manchester City "the most special time of my life" and affirming he will always remain a fan of the club. Ederson joined City in 2017 from Benfica for €40 million, quickly establishing himself as integral to Guardiola's style of play, contributing to City's dominance domestically and in Europe. Despite interest from Galatasaray, Fenerbahce secured his signature shortly after parting ways with José Mourinho. Manchester City football chief Hugo Viana praised Ederson's quality and consistency, acknowledging his significant role in City's successes and affirming he will always be welcomed at the club.