Man City Ace Phil Foden Treats Girlfriend to Plush Night Out to Celebrate Pay Rise

• Man City star Phil Foden treated his long-term partner Rebecca to a sumptuous meal, to celebrate his new contract at Etihad
• Foden recently penned a new five-year contract with the Citizens that will see the youngster's wages trebled
• The 22-year-old, who was on a £60,000 per week package is now set to bank a staggering £200,000 a week
• The decision to reward Foden with the deal came after the England international established himself as a key member of Guardiola's squad

Manchester City superstar Phil Foden celebrated his new bumper deal with the club in a special way.

The English youngster decided to treat himself and his girlfriend, Rebecca Cooke to a plush night out at The Ivy.

Foden is understood to have penned a new five-year lucrative contract with the reigning Premier League champions last week.

According to The Sun, Foden is set to treble his wages at the Etihad Stadium by pocketing an eyewatering £200,000 a week, up from his previous wage packet of £60,000.

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The 22-year-old wasted no time revelling in his new deal, as he headed out for a sumptuous meal with his partner Rebecca and their child.

The City ace was spotted donning rugged grey designer jeans, which he complemented with a navy blue college jacket and matching airforce sneakers.

Foden's new deal came at a time he has established himself as a key squad member for Pep Guardiola.

Reacting to the latest development, the England international revealed he did not think twice when the opportunity of renewing his deal came up.

"It’s hard to put into words how happy I am to sign the contract. It’s an extremely proud day for me and my family but it was such an easy decision," he said as quoted by The Sun.

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Sports Brief earlier reported on Guardiola saying their clash with Liverpool would be their toughest test yet, despite Jurgen Klopp's side's indifferent start to the season.

Guardiola said their trip to Anfield would be competitive - and he was right. Liverpool refused to roll over for the menacing Man City side.

Instead, it was a tussle backed by a raucous crowd of the Reds' supporters.