Phil Foden
25-Year-Old
Manchester City
Premier
2025 Fantasy Outlook
Foden struggled to replicate his 2023/24 season, seeing his minutes and overall production decline last campaign. He struggled to return to fitness after Euro 2024 and that was just the start of it. He finished with seven goals and two assists, a far cry from his 27 goal contributions the prior season. Despite playing for City, he may be one of the more speculative fantasy plays entering the new season. His upside can only be matched by some, but given the new additions to the squad and his eventual benching last season, he has a wide range of outcomes in 2025/26.
Makes immediate return
Foden (ankle) played 59 minutes during Tuesday's international friendly against Japan.
ANALYSIS
Foden has avoided a major injury after leaving England's previous game with a knock, so he'll be an option for his club in upcoming contests. He has struggled to find consistency in City's lineup lately, playing a secondary role in the rotation with Nico O'Reilly and Bernardo Silva. While the lack of playing time limits his fantasy upside, Foden will look to earn some opportunities to show his offensive talent in the decisive stages of the season.
Foden has avoided a major injury after leaving England's previous game with a knock, so he'll be an option for his club in upcoming contests. He has struggled to find consistency in City's lineup lately, playing a secondary role in the rotation with Nico O'Reilly and Bernardo Silva. While the lack of playing time limits his fantasy upside, Foden will look to earn some opportunities to show his offensive talent in the decisive stages of the season.
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Injured after intense tackle
Foden was unable to continue in England's international friendly against Uruguay on Friday after taking damage to his ankle from a second-half foul, City Xtra reports.
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Limited minutes recently
Foden has only played 27 minutes across Manchester City's past four games.
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Assist Wednesday
Foden assisted once to go with four shots (two on goal), three crosses (one accurate) and three corners in Wednesday's 3-0 victory over Fulham. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 66th minute.
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Active in attack
Foden registered four shots (one on goal), five crosses (two accurate) and four corners in Tuesday's 3-1 defeat against Glimt.
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Starting to face Glimt
Foden (hand) is in the starting XI for Tuesday's match against Glimt.
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World Cup berth not assured
Foden doesn't have a World Cup berth guaranteed with the England national team, according to BBC.
ANALYSIS
It was none other than the Three Lions' manager, Thomas Tuchel, who acknowledged that Foden is far from having a guaranteed spot in the squad for the summer tournament. He started both matches, against Uruguay and Japan. However, he struggled to make a big impact while playing in an advanced role. Tuchel said Foden was "excellent" in training but "struggles to show it on the pitch," and that might play a factor in his decision to bring the Manchester City playmaker to the tournament.
It was none other than the Three Lions' manager, Thomas Tuchel, who acknowledged that Foden is far from having a guaranteed spot in the squad for the summer tournament. He started both matches, against Uruguay and Japan. However, he struggled to make a big impact while playing in an advanced role. Tuchel said Foden was "excellent" in training but "struggles to show it on the pitch," and that might play a factor in his decision to bring the Manchester City playmaker to the tournament.