Phil Foden determined to add Club World Cup to his Manchester City medal haul

Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden says the opportunity to make more history with his boyhood club is driving him on as the treble winners prepare for the Fifa Club World Cup in Saudi Arabia.

At just 23 years of age, Foden has already amassed an enviable collection of medals, including five Premier League titles, two FA Cups, four League Cups, and a Uefa Champions League. Earlier this season City beat Sevilla to claim a maiden Uefa Super Cup title, and next week they'll look to complete an astonishing 12 months of trophy-hunting with a first ever global crown.

It's all such a long way from Foden's early days with City - he has been around the club since he was just four years of age - when they could only dream of landing such an array of major silverware. While, on a personal level, Foden has lived every boy's dream; coming through the ranks, even serving as an Etihad Stadium ball boy, before making his mark in the first team.

The Club World Cup's second round matches take place on Friday and City will learn who they'll face in next Tuesday's semi-final. Mexican side Club Leon take on Asian champions Urawa Red Diamonds for the right to test themselves against the Premier League champions, while hosts Al Ittihad clash with Egypt's Al Ahly with the winners going on to play South American champions Fluminense.

Foden says City are ready for all comers having racked up a sixth win from six in the Champions League group stage and got back to winning ways in the Premier League against Luton Town last weekend. They now host Crystal Palace on Saturday before immediately departing for Saudi Arabia.

“The Fifa Club World Cup is a new experience. We want to win it.” said Foden, the youngest ever recipient of a Premier League