Phil Foden has committed his future to Manchester City, signing a fresh four-year contract that extends his stay at the Etihad until 2030. The England international, who joined City's academy at nine years old, has now pledged nearly another decade to the club where he has spent his entire professional career under Pep Guardiola.
The 26-year-old midfielder has become one of the most decorated players in City's 132-year history. His trophy cabinet includes 20 major honours: six Premier League titles, five League Cups, three FA Cups, three Community Shields, plus the Champions League, European Super Cup and Club World Cup. Beyond team success, Foden claimed the PFA Players' Player of the Year award for 2023-24 and the Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year accolade, cementing his status as one of the division's elite attacking talents.
Record-Breaking Achievements
Foden's individual milestones further underscore his importance to City's setup. In May 2026, he became only the sixth player to reach 100 goal contributions in the Premier League wearing City colours. He has also scored 100 goals for the club across all competitions, a feat achieved by just 20 players in the institution's long history. These statistics reflect his consistency and prolific nature across multiple seasons.
Speaking to the official club website, Foden expressed his lifelong commitment. "Playing for this club is all I have ever wanted to do," he stated. "Committing my future to City means everything to me." The midfielder acknowledged the club's recent transition, referencing the departure of squad legends and welcoming the return of assistant coach Enzo Maresca, who featured prominently during City's treble-winning campaign. "His return here is exciting," Foden said, signalling his enthusiasm for the next chapter under Guardiola's evolved coaching structure.
With Foden now secured until 2030, City has locked down one of world football's finest attacking midfielders during his peak years, safeguarding their competitive ambitions across the Premier League, European competitions and domestic cup competitions for the foreseeable future.
