Phil Foden is determined to reward Manchester City's continued belief in him as he embraces what he's calling a "fresh start" under incoming manager Enzo Maresca, according to BBC News.
The England international, who has faced scrutiny after a dip in form last season, says he's eager to "repay" the club's faith heading into the new campaign. With Maresca taking charge at the Etihad, Foden appears to view the managerial change as an opportunity to reset and reassert himself as a key figure in City's setup.
While the BBC report doesn't detail specifics of Maresca's tactical plans or how Foden fits into them, the midfielder's comments suggest genuine optimism about turning the page after a challenging stretch. City fans will hope this renewed motivation translates into the kind of form Foden showed during his breakout seasons, as the club looks to reassert its dominance both domestically and in Europe under its new manager.