Redaction Simon Brett with Freddie Pye
Published on 2024-04-12 13:17:29
Manchester City’s Kevin De Bruyne is considering a new contract with the club, despite interest from Saudi Arabia. De Bruyne, whose current contract expires in 2025, has shown no signs of negotiation for an extension from Manchester City. His high-performance levels since returning from injury have attracted interest from Saudi Pro League, but De Bruyne is reportedly keen on continuing to play at a top level for longer.
De Bruyne’s desire to sign a new deal with Manchester City has faced a potential roadblock, as the club is hesitant to offer multi-year contracts to aging players. This reluctance could pave the way for Saudi Pro League sides to potentially secure a deal for the Belgian star. Manchester City, however, are prepared for all eventualities and are considering signing a player in De Bruyne’s position to succeed him in the future, whether he stays or moves away.
While Manchester City remains focused on De Bruyne’s contract situation, they are also monitoring the transfer market for potential replacements. A player in De Bruyne’s position could be signed to eventually succeed him, regardless of his decision to stay or leave. The club is also keeping an eye on Pep Guardiola’s contract negotiations, with the coach’s future at the Etihad Stadium also uncertain.
Read Full article on City Xtra
Follow Us on Social media:
- Erling Haaland surpassed Andy Cole in one area as Man City demolished Wolves 5-1 yesterday
- ‘Wow’… Jamie Carragher says David Silva would have loved what Man City star did in 69th minute v Wolves
- Man City star Haaland issues savage response to Keane’s ‘League Two player’ jibe
- Jamie Redknapp says Man City star is actually ‘too good’ to be playing his regular position now
- “What A Development” – Pep Guardiola Makes Frank Admission About Selling City Academy Talent To Chelsea
- Manchester City striker delivers scathing reply to Roy Keane following his “League Two” remark
- Jeremy Doku sends two-word message to Erling Haaland after Man City’s 5-1 win against Wolves