Phil Foden set for historic pay rise at Manchester City

Manchester City is set to double Phil Foden's wages to £375,000 a week, making him the highest-paid British player in history. Foden, currently earning £200,000 a week with bonuses, is committed to City and has three years left on his current contract. Negotiations are expected to begin before the season starts. Foden has already won 15 trophies with City.

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June 9, 2024

Phil Foden is poised to become the highest-paid British player in history with a new deal from Manchester City. The club plans to double his wages to around £375,000 a week, rewarding him for a stellar season and deterring interest from clubs like Real Madrid. Currently, Foden is earning £200,000 a week with bonuses.

Foden’s new contract would put him on par with teammates Erling Haaland and Kevin De Bruyne. Foden, 24, has three years left on his current contract and is firmly committed to City. The new deal aims to secure his future at the Etihad until his 30th birthday. City sources indicate negotiations will begin before the season starts, with no major obstacles anticipated.

Foden’s impressive season included winning the Premier League and FWA Player of the Year awards, contributing 19 goals and 8 assists. He has already won 15 trophies with City and aims to surpass Ryan Giggs’ record of 13 Premier League titles. Currently, with England for Euro 2024, Foden hopes to secure his first international silverware despite a shaky final warm-up match against Iceland.

Here is the season overview video of Phil Foden.