On the last day of the Premier League season against West Ham, Manchester City might see the departure of up to four of their players. This match could serve as a farewell for these individuals, marking the end of their time with the club.

Manchester City is gearing up for their last match of the Premier League season against West Ham at the Etihad Stadium this Sunday, marking a potentially emotional farewell for some players.

The focus of this final fixture is not just on the game itself but also on the Premier League title race, with City eyeing a win against Arsenal to secure their championship. Falling short could open doors for Arsenal to swoop in.

Reflecting on past seasons, where uncertainties like Ilkay Gundogan’s contract overshadowed crucial moments, City has been proactive this year. Players like Kyle Walker and Bernardo Silva have had their contracts extended, ensuring no last-minute contract dramas. However, Scott Carson, the third-choice goalkeeper, is approaching the end of his current deal this month.

With Ederson’s injury, Stefan Ortega steps in, possibly marking his last stint with City. Despite his heroics against Tottenham, he’s contemplating a move elsewhere for more playing time, especially with a new child on the way.

Another player possibly bidding farewell is Sergio Gomez, set to receive a Premier League medal if City clinches the title. However, his limited game time might push him to consider his options for more substantial playing opportunities elsewhere.

Kalvin Phillips, currently on loan at West Ham, faces an uncertain future with City, possibly leaving on loan or permanently depending on potential buyers. His injury sidelines him from the Sunday clash, potentially marking his last involvement with the club.

Beyond these, speculation swirls around players like Bernardo Silva, with a rumored release clause sparking interest, and loose rumors about Kevin De Bruyne, Jack Grealish, and Kyle Walker, though their departures would be unexpected. These uncertainties add an extra layer of intrigue to City’s upcoming fixtures and summer plans.