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Arriving at Manchester City in 2015, Kevin De Bruyne established himself as one of the best midfielders in Premier League history. The 32-year-old, hampered by injuries over the last two years, seems to be reaching the end of a cycle, even if his performances remain very successful, as evidenced by his 10 assists in 18 Premier League games this season. The Belgian handed over to Phil Foden, and the idea of a departure this summer cannot be ruled out, especially since he has touches abroad.
Indeed, as announced Mirror, Kevin De Bruyne’s advisors met with 10 Saudi clubs this week ahead of the summer transfer window, which opens on July 1. For the moment, the native of Drongen does not seem interested in a departure to the Middle East, he who favors a departure to the MLS, specifies the English media. On the other hand, the trend is for the attacking midfielder to stay one more season with the Skyblues, the last of his lease, before a potential departure for North America.
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