Abdukodir Khusanov has committed his future to Manchester City, putting pen to paper on a new five-year deal at the Etihad, according to BBC News.
The 22-year-old defender made history in January 2025 by becoming the first Uzbek player to sign for a Premier League club, and he's since established himself as a key figure in Pep Guardiola's defensive setup.
Speaking on his new contract, Khusanov said he is "growing and learning a lot as a player" at City, describing his time at the club as "a new challenge" that continues to push his development.
The extended deal underlines City's confidence in the young centre-back as he settles into English football, with the club keen to tie down promising talent amid an ongoing squad rebuild. Khusanov's rise from relative obscurity to a Premier League regular marks one of the more notable success stories of City's recent recruitment, and the fresh long-term commitment suggests both parties see a future together at the Etihad for years to come.