Phil Foden signs a new four-year contract extension with Manchester City, keeping him at the club until 2030, with an additional option reported by some outlets. Following confirmation of the deal, the 26-year-old midfielder says he is excited to work with incoming manager Enzo Maresca again. Multiple reports describe Foden as looking to build on his long-term future at his boyhood club and to help City in its next phase under Maresca.
Several sources also reference the wider context around the agreement, including mention of a difficult 2025-26 season and a World Cup-related “snub,” which is cited as part of the backdrop to his renewal. While outlets differ in how much emphasis they place on that context, they converge on the central points: City and Foden agree a long-term extension, and Foden publicly expresses enthusiasm about teaming up with Maresca, who previously worked with Guardiola and is returning in a managerial role.
The reports collectively indicate the contract is a major continuity move for City and a reaffirmation of Foden’s commitment to staying long term at the club.
