England international Jill Scott has agreed a two-year contract extension with Manchester City that will see her become a player-coach at the club.
The 33-year-old midfielder joined City in January 2014, having started her career with her hometown club Sunderland before a seven-year spell with Everton.
Scott, who has 149 England caps, has claimed three Continental Cups, two FA Cups and one Women’s Super League title with City.
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She will work alongside newly-appointed Manchester City manager Gareth Taylor and assistant coach Alan Mahon.
"I've been named as a player-coach but I want to reiterate that I'm a player first and foremost – I still want to play for this team and get success," Scott told the club's website.
“The coaching role is good – it means I can access the coaches a bit more. I get to learn from the likes of Gareth Taylor and Alan Mahon and it keeps that side going as well as playing.”
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