Bernardo Silva, the captain of Manchester City, has confirmed his departure from the club as a free agent when his contract expires in June. The 31-year-old midfielder joined Manchester City from AS Monaco for £43 million in 2017 and has since become a key figure, making the most appearances under manager Pep Guardiola. Silva, who has won six Premier League titles, recently lifted the Carabao Cup as captain, marking a significant achievement in his career. In a heartfelt statement on social media, he reflected on his journey, expressing gratitude to the fans and the club for their support. He stated, 'I arrived as a Man City player, I leave as one more of you, a Man City supporter for life.' As Silva prepares to leave, Manchester City is in contention for a domestic treble, with important matches against Arsenal, Crystal Palace, and Aston Villa ahead, which could influence the Premier League title race.