MARESCA ‘GIVES GREEN LIGHT’ FOR PHIL FODEN TO LEAVE — SHOCK MANCHESTER CITY TRANSFER BOMBSHELL ERUPTS

Manchester City are reportedly facing a stunning transfer development, with claims that Enzo Maresca could be prepared to sanction Phil Foden’s departure from the Etihad.

Phl Foden và kỷ nguyên Enzo Maresca: Đã đến lúc trở thành thủ lĩn

The extraordinary reports have immediately sparked speculation over one of the summer’s biggest potential transfer sagas, given Foden’s status as one of Manchester City’s most recognisable homegrown stars.

Foden came through City’s academy before establishing himself as a first-team regular and becoming an important figure during the club’s most successful era. His technical ability, versatility and goalscoring threat have made him a hugely popular player among supporters.

The suggestion that Maresca could give the England international permission to leave would therefore represent a remarkable change of direction.

I want to help Foden, says Maresca

According to the claims, Foden’s future could become a major talking point if the City hierarchy decides that the midfielder is no longer central to the manager’s plans. Such a decision would inevitably attract interest from some of Europe’s biggest clubs, with a player of Foden’s profile unlikely to lack suitors.

However, there is currently no official confirmation that Manchester City have decided to sell Foden, while the alleged managerial approval should also be treated with caution.

For Maresca, any decision involving Foden would carry enormous consequences. Moving on from an academy graduate who has already delivered major moments for the club would be one of the boldest calls of his tenure.

City supporters, meanwhile, will be watching closely.

Could the Etihad really be preparing to say goodbye to one of its own — or is this simply another transfer rumour destined to disappear?

One thing is certain: if Foden is genuinely made available, the transfer market could explode.

The reported decision has not been independently confirmed.