Jill Scott to leave Man City after eight-and-a-half years with Women's Super League club, Transfer Centre News
Jill Scott has won one WSL title, three Womens League Cup and three Womens FA Cup trophies; The England midfielder joined Man City in 2013 from Everton; She has spent time on loan at Everton and Aston Villa over the last two seasons
Jill Scott will leave Man City this summer, bringing an end to a successful eight-and-a-half years with the WSL club.
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