Manchester City ’s recent upturn in form has brought their assets back on the radar for Gameweek 23 in Fantasy Premier League. Four of their players netted a double-digit haul in their thumping 6-0 win against Ipswich Town on Sunday afternoon: Phil Foden, Mateo Kovacic, Kevin De Bruyne and Jeremy Doku.

Phil Foden is a superstar for Manchester City, but he still opts to wear an unconventional number at his boyhood club. The City midfielder, who won the PFA Players’ Player of the Year last

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has revealed the personal touch that the club had to give to Phil Foden to revive his concerning start to the ongoing season. The England international came into the ongoing campaign off the back of a historic season for both himself and his City teammates,

Phil Foden has been sent clear advice from manager Pep Guardiola over his Manchester City future after more goalscoring excellence from the 24-year-old at the weekend.The latest insistence from

"I think, for him, he feels like he's a more familiar player now and I'm sure he'll be excited about the second half of the season as well."

Chelsea are being linked with some huge names in the transfer market once again, and one of those has already impressed Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden with his leadership

Chelsea have been accused of lacking leaders, but Phil Foden think they would be getting one if they sign one of their £60m targets.

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Pep Guardiola says he is pleased to see Phil Foden “happy again” after the midfielder scored two goals for the second time in the space of six days during Sunday’s win over Ipswich Town. Foden won the Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) player of the year award for the 2023-24 campaign after providing a career-high 19 league goals,

A Phil Foden brace as well as goals from Mateo Kovacic, Jeremy Doku, Erling Haaland and James McAtee saw the Premier League champions look back to their usual selves

Paris Saint-Germain against Manchester City looked a top-bracket Champions League final at the start of the tournament but both clubs are floundering to such an extent they could be eliminated next week if they fail to pick up enough points from their final two group matches.

Phil Foden scored twice and Erling Haaland celebrated his bumper new deal with a goal as Manchester City romped to their biggest Premier League win in more than two years. Foden, a key part of City’s recent mini-revival,