Sentence examples for a new contract too from inspiring English sources

Finally, Marco Verratti wants Paris Saint-Germain to peg him to a new contract too, like they do every year.

Not to be left scrabbling in the dust by their big rivals, Real Madrid are supposedly jumping on the fresh deal bandwagon and are going to give Keylor Navas a new contract too.

Instead Bruce ended up raising questions about the future and a couple of his players admitted to anxieties over new contracts, too.

Big key players like Luis Robles, Lloyd Sam and Dax McCarty have signed new contracts too.

He's in good form, so he's probably playing for a new contract or something, too".

One that got away: Whether he was not wanted any more (as he himself claims), a new contract was deemed too expensive (one suspects), or he was not keen to stay (as Celtic seem to hint), Georgios Samaras' six-year spell in Glasgow came to an untidy end.

A new contract in Libya also slightly lowered output.

He also got a new contract.

Having repeatedly rejected an offer of a new contract with Celtic, the pressure to cash in may become too much.

"We thought a new contract would not only give us obvious help with our salary cap, but benefit Elvis, too.

We've offered him a new contract".