He has a Premier League footballer for a father, he’s perfected the cool, arm-crossed pose – oh and he has four million followers on Instagram.Now little Ronnie Foden – son of Manchester City star Phil – is looking to hire a ‘brand and social media manager’ to help boost his profile – despite still only being seven years old.The salary is around £50,000 and the successful applicant can expect to earn it negotiating brand deals as there has been a clamour to do business with Ronnie.He has signed with management company Propel Talent Group and partnered with clothing brand Flannels at the end of 2023, with snaps of him modelling their clothes being shared on his account. He has also worked with clothing brands Little Bird and The Couture Club.’His personality has made him who he is. He just reminds me of myself when I was a kid and he’s very funny,’ said Phil, 26, who runs Ronnie’s Instagram account with partner Rebecca Cooke.They set it up three years ago, capitalising on Ronnie’s popularity after he was filmed on Phil’s shoulders singing along to Freed from Desire, by Gala, alongside team-mate Jack Grealish, after City had beaten Inter Milan in Istanbul to win the Champions League.Ronnie had run on the pitch to embrace Phil at the end of the game and then shared a selfie with striker Erling Haaland in the dressing room. Little Ronnie Foden – son of Manchester City star Phil – is looking to hire a ‘brand and social media manager’ to help boost his profile – despite still only being seven years old Phil Foden, who plays for Manchester City, with his son Ronnie who already has 4 million followers on Instagram The salary is around £50,000 and the successful applicant can expect to earn it negotiating brand deals as there has been a clamour to do business with Ronnie’I couldn’t believe it. Every comment on my social media page was asking to see him.’So I thought I’d give the fans what they wanted and create an account for him and it just blew up,’ said Phil. Ronnie, who has a younger sister and brother, became the subject of a meme in which he was dubbed ‘El Wey’ or ‘The Dude’, a nickname revealed in the biography on his Insta page.His parents also run a TikTok account for Ronnie, which has 750,000 followers, and have launched a YouTube channel for him. And they have created an Instagram account for their five-year-old daughter True, which has 48,000 followers.It shares photos of her posing in designer outfits and carrying mini handbags by Hermes, Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Chanel. But Ronnie can’t take control of his account any time soon.With the UK’s social media ban for under-16s coming into place next spring, he will have to wait nearly a decade before he can take ownership of the account.