The Algerian winger has signed a new contract extension that is set to keep him with the Premier League champions until 2025
Riyad Mahrez has signed a new three-year contract that will keep him at Manchester City until 2025. The Algerian winger had just 12 months remaining on his contract and would have been available for free at the end of the season.
The city has been busy tying down several senior players to longer terms contracts with Rodri signing a five-year deal earlier this week and an extension for Phil Foden expected to be announced shortly.
The city has lost two wide players this summer with Raheem Sterling’s £47.5m ($57m) move to Chelsea confirmed this week following the departure of Gabriel Jesus to Arsenal in a £45m ($55m) deal.
He finished last season’s title-winning campaign as the top scorer with 24 goals and only Joao Cancelo, Bernardo Silva and Ederson made more appearances.
In four seasons since his £60 million ($71m) move from Leicester, he has won three titles and was a key player on the way to the 2021 Champions League final.
“To have helped us achieve the success we have enjoyed in the past four seasons has been unforgettable and made us all hungry to look to achieve even more,” the 31-year-old said following the announcement.
