‘A unique talent’: Phil Foden signs new four-year Manchester City contract

The Guardian Sport Wednesday 22 July 2026, 12:00 UTC By Jamie Jackson 1 min read

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26-year-old looking forward to working with Maresca‘To stay this long at the club is a dream really,’ he saysPhil Foden has signed a new four-year contract with Manchester City, saying he is looking forward to “trying to win more” at his boyhood club. The fresh deal, which has an additional 12-month option, ties the 26-year-old to the club until 2030 and he is is relishing working again with Enzo Maresca. The new City manager was Pep Guardiola’s assistant during the 2022-23 treble-winning...

26-year-old looking forward to working with Maresca
‘To stay this long at the club is a dream really,’ he says

Phil Foden has signed a new four-year contract with Manchester City, saying he is looking forward to “trying to win more” at his boyhood club.

The fresh deal, which has an additional 12-month option, ties the 26-year-old to the club until 2030 and he is is relishing working again with Enzo Maresca. The new City manager was Pep Guardiola’s assistant during the 2022-23 treble-winning season.

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