Phil Foden Playing Through the Pain Barrier with a Special Tribute

Manchester City‘s rising star, Phil Foden, has been making headlines this season not just for his exceptional performances but also for playing through the pain barrier.

Foden, who has been showcasing his skills with a bandage on his hand, revealed that he has been dealing with a fracture sustained earlier this year, mirroring his teammate Ruben Dias‘s own injury ordeal.

The talented midfielder first appeared with his hand wrapped on February 5th, but despite the discomfort, Foden has continued to dazzle on the pitch.

For Foden, the number 47 holds a special significance as it pays tribute to his late grandfather, Ronnie, who passed away at the age of 47.

His connection to the number runs deep, with Foden cherishing the memory of his grandfather through this symbolic gesture on the field.

Even when offered the prestigious number ten jersey by Manchester City legend Sergio Aguero upon his departure for Barcelona, Foden opted to stay true to his roots and retain the number 47.

During a recent match against Borussia Dortmund, Foden showcased his loyalty to the number with a unique haircut, paying homage to his grandfather’s memory in a creative and personal way.