Phil Foden
English footballer, Manchester City player
Born
May 28th, 2000
25 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
England
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Born in 2000, this footballer began his career with Manchester City, rising through the youth ranks. Debuted for the senior team in 2017, showcasing technical skill and playmaking abilities. Contributed to multiple Premier League titles and domestic cups. Played a key role in England's national team, participating in major tournaments including the UEFA European Championship.
Won Premier League titles with Manchester City
Scored in the UEFA Champions League
Participated in the England national team
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