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October 17, 2025 - 7:51 PM

Deadline Transfer: Ederson Ends Manchester City Era with Move to Fenerbahce

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Brazilian shot-stopper Ederson has formally concluded his brilliant stint at Manchester City with a permanent move to Fenerbahçe, the Turkish giants, for £12.1 million. 

Eight seasons that made the 32-year-old among the most dominating Premier League goalkeepers end. Ederson has played 372 games in all competitions since his arrival from Benfica in 2017 for £35 million, maintaining 122 Premier League clean sheets and achieving a rare feat for a goalkeeper, with seven assists recorded.

 

Ederson won a total of 18 trophies while playing for Manchester City, including six Premier League crowns, two FA Cups, three EFL Cups, three Community Shields, and numerous other trophies, notably the Champions League in 2023, which was part of Pep Guardiola’s illustrious Treble-winning effort.

 

Individually, he was twice selected for the PFA Team of the Year, won three Premier League Golden Gloves, and in 2023 received both The Best awards. The Globe Soccer Best Goalkeeper accolade and the FIFA Goalkeeper award.

 

The News Chronicle understands that Ederson’s transfer signifies not only the conclusion of a triumphant era but also the beginning of new challenges. While giving the Turkish club one of Europe’s most decorated and seasoned goalkeepers, his choice to join Fenerbahçe represents a desire for a new stage in his career. Istanbul fans should greet him as a revolutionary addition.

 

Manchester City have already moved fast in the transfer market, concluding a £26 million agreement from Paris Saint-Germain for Italy international Gianluigi Donnarumma. Bearing the weight of keeping up the high standards established by his Brazilian predecessor, the 25-year-old will take the No. 1 post.

 

Defined by his distribution, composure, and powerful presence, Ederson leaves behind a legacy that changed the nature of a contemporary goalie under Guardiola’s tactical strategy. It was his capacity to use both hands and feet to influence games that distinguished him more than his medals.

 

His story at City ends with silverware, documents, and a reputation as one of the greatest goalkeepers in the annals of English football. Fenerbahce supporters will now eagerly anticipate seeing if he can reproduce the same effects in Turkey.

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