De Bruyne, the difficult decision

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Star striker Erling Haaland this week committed to a colossal contract that ties him to the reigning Premier League champions until the summer of 2034. With De Bruyne's contract expiring at the end of the season, we s worried about the future of the Belgian.

De Bruyne has struggled to deal with injuries of late, which has limited him to just 14 Premier League appearances this season, and the 33-year-old has been linked with an exit. However, Guardiola is clear about his desire to see the playmaker stay at the Etihad Stadium.

Guardiola insists

Asked about the possibility of a new contract for the midfielder, Guardiola told reporters: “Of course it can happen. Kevin is in better physical condition. He knows it. He says he feels better. He suffered a lot for five years and made efforts this season, playing when he was not at his best. There is no player at this age, even younger, who cannot play without problems. But some problems are more difficult to deal with than others. Kevin fought hard and showed an incredible work ethic. I saw him work very well to come back and be the best. And of course, having that special quality that is unique in the world. »

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