Manchester City has signed Phil Foden to a contract that runs through 2030, the club announced. The deal keeps the midfielder at the Etihad for the long term, with the club's digital finance strategy—including its partnership with OKX and the CITY fan token—remaining central to its commercial operations.
A long-term commitment for a homegrown talent
Foden, who came through City's academy, has been tied to the club until the end of the decade. The extension reflects the club's desire to retain its core players as it pursues continued success in the Premier League and Europe. No financial terms were disclosed.
Digital finance strategy stays central
Manchester City's partnership with OKX, a cryptocurrency exchange, and the CITY fan token continue to be key components of its digital finance approach. The club has integrated these elements into its broader commercial strategy, aiming to engage fans through blockchain-based initiatives. The OKX deal and fan token remain active as part of that effort.
The contract extension comes as City prepares for the upcoming season, with the OKX partnership and CITY fan token still central to its commercial plans.
