Manchester City midfielder Laura Coombs will retire at the season's end after seven years with the club. The versatile squad member evolved into a dependable leader in a team full of stars, filling various positions with consistent performance. Coombs brought valuable experience and technical ability to City's midfield throughout her time at the club.

Before joining City, Coombs was part of Chelsea's historic first Women's Super League title in 2015. Following a successful loan spell at Liverpool, she permanently joined the Merseyside club where she made 74 appearances. Her career path demonstrates the valuable experience she brought to Manchester City upon arrival.

During her City tenure, Coombs scored 27 goals in 147 appearances, helping the club secure the FA Cup in 2020 and League Cup in 2022. The club will honor her contributions at their final home league match against Liverpool. Coombs leaves City as a decorated player who made significant impact during her time with the team.