A biography for Phil Fodenhasn’t been written yet.
“In previous years, I've played in the middle.”
“We want to win every competition and the Carabao Cup is part of that.”
“I think that's where you get your games and anytime a young lad gets an opportunity, you have to shine and try and show the manager.”
“I try and do my best every day and that's all I can do.”
“I've been working in the gym quite hard, just little things, not too much.”
“You can't help but learn from Pep every day in training because he is always looking for you to give your best at every session.”
“Derbies used to be crazy because our family is split between City and United.”
“It feels really good to get on the scoresheet.”
“When you score your confidence is high but it's something I need to work on - scoring more goals from outside the box.”
“Sometimes I watch my own clips on YouTube. Just so I go into a game feeling confident.”
“There are days when I walk into City and I pinch myself, thinking 'I'm actually playing with these guys for a living' - but I'm gradually getting used to it.”
“I definitely feel like winning the U17 World Cup helped me play on a big stage and not feel the pressure as much.”
“I like Reece James for physical. I think he's powerful. When I've seen him play he's done really well. He can defend and go forward, which I like to see. He's so strong.”
“I can play in midfield as well as out wide. I want to play in these different positions. I want to be flexible.”
“It's really important to be consistent with your club.”
“I just enjoy scoring goals and that's what I wanted to add to my game.”
“For me, I wanna keep improving and trying to stay on top of my game because the best players in the world are consistent every game, so I want to try to be like this.”
“It's a successful season if we get two or three trophies.”
“When I was younger, I kept my head down and always believed that I could play at Man City.”
“I remember watching highlights on TV of Gazza. An unbelievable player, the full nation know what he means to the country and what he did.”