Although Manchester City's local rivals United may have more awards, in recent years they have become one of the top clubs in Europe. Thank you to all the coaches and athletes that contributed to the team's success. Now, City is the third-most prosperous Premier League team.

Also, the players have been essential to City's success. In this article, we examine the players with the most appearances. Their consistency has helped the club acquire a high degree of reputation in Europe.

Have a look at the players who made the most appearances at Manchester City! 

#1 Alec Herd (291 appearances) 

England internationals Eric Brook, Sam Cowan, Jackie Bray, Frank Swift, and Fred Tilson, as well as former Scotland captain Jimmy McMullan, were on the team when Herd joined for Manchester City. His City debut occurred in a 1-0 loss against Blackpool. Herd's first goal for City helped City defeat Derby County 2-1.

The external right For City, Ernie Toseland added another goal. Herd participated in 14 league games in his first year with the Manchester squad and scored 7 goals. He was also a member of the City squad that lost to Everton in the 1933 FA Cup Final by a score of 3-0. Herd led City in goals scored in his second season with the club, the 1933–34 campaign, with 17 goals. Together with Fred Tilson scoring twice, he was a member of the City squad that defeated Portsmouth 2-1 in the 1934 FA Cup Final.

The 1930s City team that won the FA Cup and its first division one championship was led by Scottish inside forward Alec Herd.

Herd played for City for a career that was cut short by the Second World War, scoring over 100 goals, before joining Stockport County on a free transfer