In football, loyalty is measured by how long a player is willing to stay with a certain team. This is dependent on the player's performance at the club.
Here are the top six most devoted football players in history.
Totti, Francesco
He is the most devoted football player ever. He spent 24 years with Roma as a forward and attacking midfielder. He had a total of 307 goals and 196 assists during this period.
John Terry is number two.
He is the second most devoted football player in history. From 1998 to 2017, the English centre back played for Chelsea.
Steven Gerrard is number three.
The English midfielder spent 18 years at Liverpool. He had 185 goals and 151 assists over this period.
Buffon, Gianluigi
For 16 years, the great Italian goalie played for Juventus.
Andres Iniesta (#5)
The Spaniard is the fifth most devoted player in the history of the game. From 2002 to 2018, he spent 15 years with Barcelona.
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Journalist Pete O'Rourke recently stated that he is astonished that West Ham is willing to sell attacker Said Benrahma.
'I'm amazed they're selling him,' says the author. According to a source, Moyes is selling crucial positions. Benrahma, a 26-year-old Algerian international, joined West Ham from Brentford 18 months ago and, despite being billed as one of the country's most exciting and flair attackers, things haven't exactly worked out for him in London.
Despite being forced to start most games on David Moyes' bench, the former Bees wide-man is expected to leave the Scottish tactician this summer.
"I'm a bit surprised that West Ham are willing to cut their losses on Benrahma and let him go now, since I think he does bring something to the club," O'Rouke told GiveMeSport about the impending summer saga.
"Perhaps West Ham is hunting for other prospective successors, which could hasten Benrahma's exit.
On July 1, Haaland will become a City player, and supporters are eager to see a picture of him in his new uniform, as well as the number he will wear.
At Borussia Dortmund, the 21-year-old wore number nine, which is presently occupied by Gabriel Jesus, who could leave this summer.
Other common striker numbers have also been claimed at the Etihad Stadium, with club record signing Jack Grealish donning number 10 and Oleksandr Zinchenko donning number 11.
With two photographs titled "To be continued...", Haaland himself provided a possible clue on Twitter.
The back of Haaland's shirt in the photos says 'Dad 15,' which is the number his father Alf-Inge wore at City during his time there.
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