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Published on 2024-02-26 19:15:07
Manchester City recently announced that Oscar Bobb has extended his contract until 2029 at the Etihad Stadium. The Norwegian international has impressed in his debut season with Manchester City under Pep Guardiola’s management and has already made 16 appearances for the team, scoring in both the Premier League and UEFA Champions League.
Bobb, who made his debut against Fulham in September, has scored crucial goals in wins against Newcastle United and Red Star Belgrade this season. He was also awarded the Premier League Goal of the Month for his last-minute winner against Newcastle. The 20-year-old has earned four senior international caps for Norway since his debut in October.
Having originally joined City from Valerenga in 2019, Bobb has now signed a new contract until 2029 with a significant pay increase, making his salary around £50,000-per-week.
In response to his contract extension, Bobb expressed his pride and gratitude towards the club, emphasizing his commitment to continue improving and contributing to the team’s success. Manchester City’s Director of Football, Txiki Begiristain, praised Bobb’s talent and development, highlighting his importance to the squad and potential for future success.
Overall, Bobb’s contract extension reflects City’s confidence in his abilities and potential, as they look forward to his continued growth and contribution to the team in the years to come.
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