Manchester City continues its efforts to secure the future of its stars with long-term contracts, having opened negotiations with Uzbek player Abdulkadir Khusanov and Belgian Jérémy Doku as part of its plan to maintain the core of the team in the coming years.
The Athletic reports that Manchester City has already begun negotiations with Josanov and Doku to extend their contracts until the summer of 2031, just days after securing the renewal of English star Phil Foden's contract.
The newspaper added that the club views the duo as key elements in the new technical project led by coach Enzo Maresca, relying on them for the upcoming phase.
Manchester City announced on Wednesday the official renewal of Phil Foden's contract, a move that reflects the club's policy to secure the long-term future of its key players.
The club stated in an official announcement that Foden, 26, has signed a new contract that extends for four seasons, keeping him at Manchester City until the summer of 2030, reaffirming his commitment to one of the academy's standout graduates.
