Manchester City are set to agree new contracts with Hugo Viana and Jeremy Doku, following the recent extension of Phil Foden's deal until 2030. The developments come as the club continues to move towards agreements with Josko Gvardiol and faces doubts over Rodri's answer to their proposal.
What's Next for Manchester City's Squad?
The club's decision to retain key stars is a significant move, especially after a difficult last two seasons. Manchester City's first-team is due to follow Phil Foden's agreement, with the England international missing out on Thomas Tuchel's England squad list for the now-concluded FIFA World Cup.
Why Retaining Key Stars Matters for Manchester City
The club's focus on retaining key players is a crucial aspect of their strategy, as they aim to build a strong squad for the future. Manchester City's recent form has seen them lose the last two games, but they remain in second place in the Premier League, with 78 points from 38 games.
What's the Latest on Manchester City's Squad?
According to The Athletic's Sam Lee, both Abdukodir Khusanov and Jeremy Doku are set to agree terms on new Manchester City contracts until 2031. The confirmation of Khusanov's deal is expected shortly, while Doku's extension is expected to be announced later after the winger instructed advisors to take care of the new deal while away at the FIFA World Cup with Belgium.
What's Next for Manchester City's Squad?
Manchester City's next fixture is against Coventry on September 5, 2026, at the Etihad Stadium. The club's recent form has seen them lose the last two games, but they remain in second place in the Premier League, with 78 points from 38 games. They are 7 points behind leaders Arsenal in the title race.
