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Man City's Khusanov signs new five-year contract
- Manchester City defender Abdukodir Khusanov signed a five-year contract extension on Saturday, keeping him at the club until 2031, after making 47 appearances since joining from Lens in January 2025.
- After overcoming an ankle injury last September, Khusanov secured his spot in City's defence and became Pep Guardiola's preferred partner for Marc Guehi at the heart of the team.
- The Uzbekistan international played in both the League Cup and FA Cup finals at Wembley Stadium and featured in all three group matches at the Fifa World Cup in North America.
- Khusanov said he is "really happy to extend my stay" and aims to impress new manager Enzo Maresca, while Director of Football Hugo Viana praised his "physical and technical abilities."
- The extension follows midfielder Phil Foden's new four-year deal and England midfielder Elliot Anderson's £116 million arrival from Nottingham Forest, reflecting City's continued squad investment.
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The young Uzbek defender of Manchester City Abdukodir Khusanov extended his contract on Saturday for another five seasons, until 2031, announced the English club.
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London (AFP) - Uzbek international defender Abdulkadir Khusanov has extended his contract with Manchester City for five years, the English Premier League runners-up announced on Saturday. Last season, Khusanov helped City win both the FA Cup and the League Cup, as well as finish second in the Premier League behind Arsenal, under the guidance of Spanish manager Pep Guardiola, who has decided to leave the club after a 10-year tenure. The 22-year-o…
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