Norwich midfielder Wes Hoolahan will leave the club at the end of the season.
The former Republic of Ireland international joined the Canaries from Blackpool in 2008 and has since made 351 appearances for the club, scoring 53 goals.
His final league match for Norwich will be against Leeds at Carrow Road on April 28.
The 35-year-old will also be given a testimonial, although a date is yet to be decided due to the extensive pitch works taking place at Carrow Road over the summer.
"It's been a great 10 years at this club. The fans have been amazing to me, the club have been great and I'm going to miss the place," Hoolahan said.
"I've thoroughly enjoyed myself at Norwich City and it's going to be an emotional day on Saturday against Leeds. I just want to say to the fans thanks for the support, you've been amazing throughout my whole time here.
"I'm looking forward to my next challenge, and to organising a testimonial for next year. I've had a brilliant time."
Hoolahan helped Norwich win back-to-back promotions from Sky Bet League One to the Premier League under the management of Paul Lambert between 2009 and 2011.
He was also part of the team that won promotion back to the top flight in 2015 under Alex Neil.
Norwich head coach Daniel Farke added: "I feel really blessed and thankful to have been his coach. It's been a big pleasure to work with Wes, not only because of his ability but also because of his personality and character.
"I've made it clear before just how much I would have appreciated working with him when he was 26, because he's an unbelievable player.
"He's a club legend already, and we know he will be even more of a legend in the future."