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Expert warns Man City over Foden’s red card and future doubts

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Expert warns Man City over Foden’s red card and future doubts

Phil Foden was sent off in the 23rd minute of Manchester City’s 1‑0 victory over Manchester United on Sunday, after a high‑kick at Bruno Fernandes that left the referee no choice but to show a red card and sparked immediate debate about his long‑term form.

Former Manchester United chief scout Mick Brown told Football Insider that City are increasingly worried about Foden’s performances despite his regular inclusion under Enzo Maresca. The expert said, “Phil Foden is still a very talented player and they want to see him get back to his best.” He added that “over the last 12 months to two years he hasn’t been the same player,” highlighting the club’s desire to give him a platform each week.

At 26, Foden remains one of the most naturally gifted English players of his generation. Brown warned that “there’s no doubt he’s a million miles off the player he used to be and he’s got to redeem himself,” underscoring the urgency of his development. Yet the expert reiterated that “he’s got all the talent in the world so it’s still a possibility for him,” keeping hope alive despite recent struggles.

Rare derby red card

Opta noted that Foden became only the second Manchester City player ever sent off against Manchester United in the Premier League. The first was Bernardo Corradi in 2006, making the incident a rare occurrence in the derby’s history.

Suspension and squad depth

The dismissal triggers a three‑match domestic suspension, meaning Foden will miss the next three league games. In his absence, competition at Manchester City is fierce, with Iliman Ndiaye already making an impact after entering at half‑time, completing six dribbles and winning five fouls.

Although Enzo Maresca’s side still escaped Old Trafford with all three points, the red card adds pressure on the young midfielder to prove his worth. The win keeps Manchester City in contention for the league title, preserving their momentum in the race.

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