Manchester United's Marcus Rashford, an attacker, has extended his contract, keeping him with the squad through 2024, the English franchise said on Saturday.
He just signed a new contract, making him the highest-paid English player in the Premier League, allegedly earning £250,000 per week plus incentives.
After the current season, the 25-year-contract old's was due to expire, but he, Luke Shaw, Diogo Dalot, and Fred all reached new agreements.
The England attacker, a product of United's development programme, was crucial to his nation's journey earlier this month to the World Cup quarterfinals.
Erik Ten Hag, the manager of United, stated, "We want to grow, we want to assist those guys, and we want them to stay in our process."
He stated that those guys "had to be part of it." "We aim to build a team for many years in the future."
Dalot, a 25-year-old right defender from Portugal, joined the 20-time league winners in 2018. Both Shaw and Brazilian midfielder Fred, who will turn 30 in March, joined the team four years earlier. Fred also moved to Everton from Shakhtar Donetsk four years ago.
After a World Cup break, Ten Hag's team will face Nottingham Forest on Tuesday to begin Premier League action. They are now fifth in the standings.