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Less transcendent than during his beautiful epics, Kevin de Bruyne has been on all mouths for several months. Linked to rumors of transfers to Saudi Arabia, the Belgian international would also be on the shelves of the two Turkish behemoths of Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe. According to journalist Burhan Can Terzi of the media SportcellGalatasaray could even take action for the former Chelsea player whom they consider as an absolute priority for the coming summer transfer window:
“”The information that Galatasaray is also in contact with Kevin de Bruyne comes from a source in which I have great confidence. Kevin de Bruyne wants a solid signature indemnity. There was also information that one of the closest friends of Kevin de Bruyne in life is Turkish and that he cares a lot about his ideas. Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe are both interested in the player“Said the Turkish journalist. Manchester City could lose another legend in the coming months after Kyle Walker's departure for AC Milan.
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