Divine Mukasa signs new long-term Manchester City contract until 2030

Short overview
Manchester City have secured teenage midfielder Divine Mukasa on a new contract running until June 2030. Director Hugo Viana highlighted the club's belief in his potential.
Manchester City have announced that teenage midfielder Divine Mukasa has signed a new long-term contract with the club, keeping him at the Etihad Stadium until June 2030. The deal underscores the club's commitment to developing young talent and securing its future core.
Club director comments on Mukasa's potential
Director of Football Hugo Viana expressed confidence in the 17-year-old's abilities, stating: “We see a lot of potential in him.” Viana's remarks reflect the club's strategy of investing in promising academy graduates and integrating them into the first-team setup.
Background on Divine Mukasa
Mukasa, an attacking midfielder, has progressed through Manchester City's youth ranks and is regarded as one of the most exciting prospects in the club's academy. He has represented England at youth international levels and has drawn comparisons to established first-team players for his technical skills and vision.
The new contract, which extends his previous deal by several years, is a sign of the club's long-term planning under manager Pep Guardiola. Manchester City have a track record of nurturing young talent, with players like Phil Foden and Rico Lewis emerging from the academy to become key contributors.
Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed, but the deal is understood to reflect Mukasa's rising status within the club. He is expected to continue his development with the Elite Development Squad while training with the first team on occasion.
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