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Published on 2024-05-17 18:00:00
Kevin De Bruyne, midfielder for Manchester City, is set to receive transfer offers from two Saudi Arabian clubs this summer as he approaches the end of his contract with City. The 32-year-old has not yet engaged in discussions with Manchester City officials regarding a contract extension, prompting interest from other clubs ahead of the upcoming transfer window. De Bruyne will be aiming to secure his sixth Premier League title this weekend as Manchester City faces West Ham United.
Despite being sidelined with a long-term injury earlier this season, De Bruyne has still been a key player for Manchester City, being directly involved in 24 goals this season. With his contract set to expire at the same time as manager Pep Guardiola’s in 2024/25, De Bruyne’s future at City is uncertain, leading to interest from other clubs. He has already won 15 trophies with City and has made a significant impact since joining in 2015.
Potential destinations for De Bruyne include Saudi Arabian clubs Al Qadsiah and Al-Ittihad, with both teams reportedly showing interest in signing him at the end of the season. Manchester City has had previous high-profile exits to the Saudi Pro League, and De Bruyne’s future at the club remains uncertain as he evaluates transfer proposals from various clubs.
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