The announcement comes a day after Manchester City won the FA Cup to complete a domestic treble including the League Cup and Premier League title.
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Defenseman Vincent Kompany has played his last game as captain of the Manchester City Football Club.
The 33-year-old Belgian is leaving City this summer after completing a domestic treble which including the League Cup and Premier League title, becoming the first men's team to win England's three major honours in a single season.
In total, Kompany has played 360 matches, scoring 20 goals over his 11-year association with the Club lifting four Premier League trophies in the process.
Paying tribute to Kompany's huge contribution to the Club's success, City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak said in a statement: "There have been many important contributors to Manchester City’s renaissance, but arguably none are more important than Vincent Kompany."
"He defines the essence of the Club. For a decade he has been the lifeblood, the soul, and beating heart of a supremely talented squad," said Mubarak.
Kompany was described as a booming voice in the dressing room yet a quiet and measured ambassador away from the pitch.
"He defines the essence of the club. For a decade he has been the lifeblood, the soul, and beating heart of a supremely talented squad," said Mubarak, "he will always be part of the City family."