Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden has agreed a new four-year contract that will keep him at the Etihad Stadium until 2030.

The 26-year-old saw his prior deal set to end next summer yet decided to extend his stay with the team under incoming head coach Enzo Maresca.

Foden earned his senior debut at age 17 from former manager Pep Guardiola and has since featured in 369 matches for City, claiming six Premier League crowns, a Champions League trophy and two FA Cups.

He missed out on Thomas Tuchel's England World Cup squad in May following a mixed campaign that featured just 23 Premier League starts.

Foden stated he is eager to link up with Maresca once more, noting the Italian served as Guardiola's assistant during the club's Treble success in 2022-23.

"Signing on again with City means the world to me. Representing this club has always been my dream and it remains a privilege to pull on the jersey," Foden said.

"I know how fortunate I have been to feature in a golden era that brought so many trophies, yet the focus stays on what lies ahead and adding more silverware.

"I am excited to team up with Enzo again. He stood out during the Treble season as a figure the squad admired and enjoyed working alongside."

Foden, who shares the record as City's most decorated player with John Stones and Bernardo Silva, has spent his whole City career under Guardiola, whose decade-long tenure concluded in May.

Across the last six seasons Foden ranks among only three Premier League players to reach double figures in goals across all competitions, joining ex-Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah and Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins.

Foden raised the standard the season after the Treble with a personal best of 27 goals and 12 assists, though the following two years proved quieter as his role evolved.

In the most recent campaign the quicker profiles of Jeremy Doku and Antoine Semenyo supplied Erling Haaland from wide areas while Rayan Cherki often took the creative midfield spot.

This shift saw Foden drop deeper at times, reducing his chances to find the net or deliver decisive passes.

Last term Foden recorded seven goals and five assists in 33 Premier League outings, compared with seven goals and two assists in 28 league matches the year before.

Following his omission from Tuchel's World Cup group this summer the Professional Footballers' Association described Foden as a casualty of the congested calendar, noting he has not matched the form shown two seasons ago.