Manchester City's beloved veteran goalkeeper Scott Carson has officially announced his retirement from professional football, bringing down the curtain on a remarkable 21-year career that spanned multiple clubs and included international honours.
A Storied Career Comes to a Close
The 38-year-old shot-stopper confirmed his decision to hang up his gloves after what can only be described as an extraordinary journey through English football. Carson's career began at Leeds United before he made his name during various Premier League spells.
International Recognition and Club Success
Carson earned his place in the England national team setup, making crucial appearances for the Three Lions during his peak years. His club career saw him represent several top-flight teams, with his final years being spent as a respected senior figure in Pep Guardiola's Manchester City squad.
The Etihad Legacy
During his time at the Etihad Stadium, Carson became known as much for his professionalism and mentorship of younger players as for his goalkeeping abilities. His presence in the dressing room provided invaluable experience to a City squad that has dominated English football in recent seasons.
The retirement marks the end of an era for one of English football's most enduring and respected goalkeeping talents, whose career longevity serves as an inspiration to aspiring footballers everywhere.
