Manchester City treating Shaun Wright-Phillips like a youth-team player

Published: 7:46AM GMT 05 March 2010

Unfairly treated: Ian Wright wants Manchester City to compensate his son what he"s value Photo: REUTERS

Wright-Phillips, who returned to City in 2008 after a formidable spell at Chelsea, has dual years left to run on his understanding at Eastlands.

The twenty-eight year-old is fervent to magnify his stay but, according to former Arsenal and England frontman Wright, City are "mugging off" the winger.

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Wright said: "I discuss it you what was unequivocally awkward, they called him in and he wants to pointer his deal, wants to pointer for the rest of his career so he can be staid and get ready to go [to the World Cup in South Africa].

"But there"s these people similar to [football administration department officer] Brian Marwood and [chief executive] Garry Cook mugging him off, treating him similar to a youth-team player and not someone who essentially wants to be there since of what he thinks Manchester City can do."

Wright-Phillips assimilated City prior to to the takeover by Sheikh Mansour in 2009, and multiform new arrivals have come to the bar on salaries higher than his own.

"He sealed prior to all the income came," Wright forked out.

Wright voiced beating with Marwood and Cook for the demeanour in that he feels they are treating Wright-Phillips.

He said: "When you have people similar to Marwood and Cook, who for me are only a bit full of themselves, I"m not certain they know only what they are you do low down so I"m only a bit disturbed about that.

"I would love him to be staid so he could only combine on removing City in to the tip four, that would be shining for all of them.

"That"s what he wants to do and afterwards God peaceful he can finish up removing on the craft and going to the World Cup, you do well for England and all would be great.

"That"s what I would similar to to happen. But you know how football is, it"s opposite from one week to the next."

Wright-Phillips was considerable as a goalscoring surrogate for England in Wednesday"s 3-1 feat over Egypt.