The German goalkeeper has put pen to paper on a one-year extension that will keep him at the Premier League champion until 2026.

His previous deal was due to expire next year, and the news comes as a timely boost for Pep Guardiola as speculation continues to surround Ederson's long-term future at the club.

It is believed that the Brazilian is wanted by a number of clubs in the Saudi Pro League ahead of the upcoming transfer window, having lifted his 17th major honour with the Citizens this season.

Ortega played a key role for City last season, making 20 appearances in all competitions and keeping seven clean sheets, with his most notable contribution coming in a 2-0 away success against Tottenham Hotspur in City's penultimate league fixture.

He came on as a substitute for the injured Ederson, making a flurry of important saves to take a big step towards a record-breaking fourth consecutive Premier League title.

“I am delighted to be staying at Manchester City for longer," Ortega said after signing his new contract.

"This is a football club that provides players with everything we need to be our best. Every single day I feel motivated and challenged, and I have improved as a goalkeeper since coming here two years ago.

“My family are really settled here in England, I love everything about it here. Signing this deal means I can now focus 100 per cent on next season and beyond. [My aim is to] try to get the number one spot. This is why I signed for Man City.”