Rumor has it: Man City and Foden reach agreement on new six-year £78m deal

Phil Foden has been a revelation since joining the Manchester City first team and the Premier League champions are eager to reward him with a new contract.

The England midfielder is under contract until 2024, but City are expected to stay at the club for the long term.

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Manchester City and Foden have reached an agreement in principle on a £78million deal according to Football Insider.

The mega-deal is worth around £250,000 a week for the 22-year-old, bringing it closer to the money Kevin De Bruyne and Erling Haaland earn.

The contract length is six years for the Stockport-born star, who came through City's academy.

DIVISION

– Arsenal have left Dusan Vlahovic, according to Fabrizio Romano, who claims the Gunners are not interested in backtracking on a potential move for the Serb who joined Juventus in January.

– Manchester United are dangling a five-year contract for striker Marcus Rashford as they seek to tie him down long term, reports The Express. Rashford's current contract expires at the end of this season.

- Calciomercato claim that Alex Sandro will leave Juventus when his contract expires at the end of this season. The Brazilian has already attracted interest from Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain.

– Romelu Lukaku has no intention of returning to Chelsea when his season-long loan with Inter expires at the end of this season, La Gazzetta dello Sport reports.

- Chelsea are ready to pay £30m for 17-year-old Fulham midfielder Luke Harris, claims The Mirror. Harris has been called up to the Wales Nations League squad but is yet to make his Cottagers debut.

– Liverpool and Arsenal are both considering a move next year for Villarreal winger Alex Baena, 21, the Daily Mirror reports.