Carlos Tevez will lead a star-studded cast in wishing Mark Noble a happy retirement as the West Ham captain prepares to hang up his boots.
Hammers officials are putting the finishing touches to video tributes which will be shown at the London Stadium when they host Manchester City on Sunday.
Tevez, signed by West Ham in 2006, has recorded a message.
If results go their way this week, City could be crowned Premier League champions at the London Stadium.
Those celebrations may compromise the post-match arrangements for Noble.
Sunday's game will see an 'MN16' fan mosaic, three floating banners across the pitch and a reunion of the 35-year-old's former West Ham team-mates on the pitch.
It is likely that both teams will give Noble a guard of honour before kick-off.
However, that may be dependent on Noble starting the match.
The Canning Town-born midfielder has made 548 appearances in all competitions for his hometown club across a long career.