Milner Extends Contract with Brighton
James Milner has officially signed a contract extension with Brighton & Hove Albion, keeping him in the Premier League for another season at the age of 39.
Career Overview
Milner began his professional football journey with Leeds United in 2002 and has played for several prominent clubs including Newcastle United, Aston Villa, Manchester City, and Liverpool. Throughout his career, he has secured three league titles, with two earned at Manchester City and one at Liverpool, in addition to a Champions League title with Liverpool.
Record-Setting Potential
Milner has made 638 appearances in the Premier League, placing him just 15 matches from surpassing the record for most games played in the league, currently held by Gareth Barry with 653 matches. This contract extension positions him to pursue this significant achievement in the upcoming season.
Recent Challenges
The past season was difficult for Milner as he dealt with a thigh injury that limited him to only four appearances. Despite this setback, his renewed commitment to the club presents him with a new opportunity to contribute effectively on the field and possibly break Barry's record in the next season.
