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Heavenly trembles in fear of betrayal
Manchester City’s management decided to move early to protect its sporting project after being threatened with losing one of its most important stars, launching a large-scale campaign to extend the contracts of its most famous players, fearing a repeat of the scenario imposed by Spaniard Rodri in recent months.
Rodri is on the brink of a move to Real Madrid with just one season left on his contract at Manchester City and has rejected all attempts to extend it, preferring to wait to decide his future with the Royals, who have already agreed terms with the player, while talks with City continue over a fee.
The file appears to have prompted Sky Club management to change its policy to speed up contract renewals for future players to avoid them entering the final year of their contracts and allow rival clubs to pressure them.
It was announced in this context Manchester City Officially, Uzbekistan defender Abdulkadir Khosanov’s contract has been extended by two more seasons to keep him at the club until the summer of 2031, confirming the club’s commitment to one of its most popular young defenders.
The extension of Khosanov’s contract took place just a few days after the announcement of the extension of the contract of English star Phil Foden, who is considered one of the main pillars of the project of “City” in the coming years.
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The club’s management do not intend to stop there, as reports suggest they are currently working to finalize contract extensions with Belgian Jeremy Dokut and Croatian Josko Guardiol as part of a comprehensive plan to secure the futures of the team’s most popular stars and close the door to any outside attempts to sign them.
The moves confirm that Manchester City do not want to go through another crisis like the Rodri case, realizing that a delay in extension talks could give the players a strong pressure card and put the club in a more difficult negotiating position with the big European players.
