Phil Foden

England’s shaky performances at Euro 2024 have not gone unnoticed, with player Phil Foden taking a critical stance on the team’s shortcomings. Foden believes that the players themselves must take responsibility for their lackluster displays, stating that he “feels sorry” for manager Gareth Southgate who has faced heavy criticism from fans and media alike. Foden
Phil Foden’s journey in the European Championship has been met with mixed reviews. Despite his stellar performance in the Premier League with Manchester City, Foden faced criticism for his initial display on the left of England’s front three against Serbia. While some attributed it to merely a bad game, others like former England striker Ian
Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden remains humble despite his team’s thrilling 3-3 draw at Real Madrid in the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals. Foden refused to label his team as favorites to reach the semifinals, acknowledging the rich history of success that Real Madrid has in the competition. With multiple Champions League titles
It seems that Pep Guardiola’s patience and trust in Phil Foden is finally paying off. Despite being rotated and used as a stand-in player in the past, Guardiola always saw potential in the young midfielder. Foden’s recent performances have proven that he is now one of Guardiola’s indispensable performers, as shown by his exclusion from
Manchester City’s recent victory over Brentford showcased the exceptional talent of Phil Foden, with the young midfielder scoring a hat trick to secure a 3-1 win for his team. Pep Guardiola, City’s manager, praised Foden’s performance, highlighting his impact on the team in terms of goals and assists. Guardiola described Foden as an “exceptional” player