City stars Adam Johnson and Pablo Zabaleta have tied their futures to Roberto Mancini's Blue Revolution by signing new contracts.
England winger Johnson has penned a new four-year deal that wil keep him at the Etihad Stadium until 2019 while Argentina defender Zabaleta has extended his stay until 2015.
Johnson has been linked with admiring Premier League rivals in the media this season but said: "I wouldn't have signed if I didn't see a big future here.
"I'm delighted to sign, I'm just glad it's all sorted out. It was never on my mind when I was playing. You can't let that happen, contracts can take a long time these days.
"I want to become a top player, I want to keep winning things and picking up medals.
"This is such an exciting time to be at the club, things are moving so fast and there's been something new every day in the two years that I've been here.
"It's great being part of it - my game's improved, I'm playing for England and in the Champions League, that probably wouldn't have happened if I hadn't come here."
Fans' favourite Zabaleta, whose previous deal was due to expire next year, said: "I'm in a very good team, and I try to do my best for the club, the team and the fans.
"I didn't think twice, I gave a quick answer because I was so happy to sign."
England winger Johnson has penned a new four-year deal that wil keep him at the Etihad Stadium until 2019 while Argentina defender Zabaleta has extended his stay until 2015.
Johnson has been linked with admiring Premier League rivals in the media this season but said: "I wouldn't have signed if I didn't see a big future here.
"I'm delighted to sign, I'm just glad it's all sorted out. It was never on my mind when I was playing. You can't let that happen, contracts can take a long time these days.
"I want to become a top player, I want to keep winning things and picking up medals.
"This is such an exciting time to be at the club, things are moving so fast and there's been something new every day in the two years that I've been here.
"It's great being part of it - my game's improved, I'm playing for England and in the Champions League, that probably wouldn't have happened if I hadn't come here."
Fans' favourite Zabaleta, whose previous deal was due to expire next year, said: "I'm in a very good team, and I try to do my best for the club, the team and the fans.
"I didn't think twice, I gave a quick answer because I was so happy to sign."