Liam Cooper leaves Leeds United
The former captain's been at Elland Road for a decade
Liam Cooper has ended his 10-year spell with Leeds United to move to Bulgarian side CSKA Sofia after his contract came to an end.
The Scotland international went to Elland Road in 2014 and eventually became captain, making 284 for appearances for the Whites.
On the club's website they call him:
"A true Leeds United legend and say Liam and his family will always be welcome back at Elland Road, he will go down in history as one of the club’s greatest ever captains. He helped transform the fortunes and culture of the club and had a monumental impact".
The 33 year old's written an open Letter following his departure:
"To the fans, yes you lunatics and the heart beat of our great club.
"Your unwavering support for myself and the boys meant everything. You will never know how much you drive the players on, my only sadness looking back is not getting to lift that title at Elland Road in front of you.
"I leave the club proud of what we achieved together, I was never perfect, but throughout my time I tried to represent you and the club with dignity and modesty at all times.
"I appreciate each and every one of you, for making me a better person and proving far and wide that some things are more important than football.
"As I move on to the next chapter of my career I will look back and be very proud but also hungry for more. Stay loud and stay proud. I'll see you in the terraces."