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EPL: Foden signs new Man City contract until 2030

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Phil Foden commits his future to Manchester City, signing a new contract until 2030. The midfielder expresses excitement despite recent England squad omiss Read More: https://punchng.com/epl-foden-signs-new-man-city-contract-until-2030/

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