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Published on 2024-05-16 13:30:00
Manchester City have held talks with former goalkeeper Joe Hart about a potential return to the club in an ambassadorial role. Hart, who currently plays for Celtic and is set to retire at the end of the season, has remained highly regarded at City despite leaving in 2016. He played a key role in the club’s growth following their takeover in 2008, accumulating 348 appearances and winning several titles during his time at the Etihad Stadium.
The potential ambassadorial role for Hart would involve representing Manchester City on trips around the globe as a special envoy, similar to other former players like Joleon Lescott and Shaun Wright-Phillips. Additionally, Hart may have opportunities for TV punditry, including potentially joining the BBC’s Euro 2024 punditry team. Despite his departure from City, Hart has always spoken positively about his time with the club, expressing his love for the opportunities and connections he had during his tenure.
Hart reflected on his time at Manchester City, emphasizing his deep connection to the club and its fans. He spoke about his love for the team, even after his exit due to changes in management and vision. Despite the challenges he faced, Hart remains proud of his association with City and the memories he made during his tenure, highlighting the lasting impact the club has had on him.
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