The Belgian skipper will depart the champions for his former club this summer, leaving behind a legacy most can only dream of.
Vincent Kompany bid farewell to Manchester City's supporters by declaring his undying love for the club he believes to be the best in the world - then signed off with a mic drop at their trophy parade.
City took to the streets of Manchester on Monday for an open-top bus parade with those three trophies and the Community Shield, allowing Kompany the opportunity to say goodbye to the fans.
He said: "I've wanted to do this all my life. You are the best club in the world, I don't care whether you win the Champions League or not.
"You are the best club in the world and remember that forever. These guys deserve all your love every day of the week, every single day of the year they'll work hard.”
"This is the way I want to leave, I love you – I'm out," Kompany concluded before dropping the microphone.
Prior to the speech, footage of musician Noel Gallagher - a City fan - thanking Kompany for his service was shown on the big screen, before the musician played 'Wonderwall' in tribute to the Belgian, with both supporters and the rest of the squad singing along.